>>>>>>>We already have Web application developed that has all needed functionality. So, my task now is much simpler. I need to display this web page in a form (I will use WebBrowser control) and I need to be able to intercept the clicks. This I'm not sure how to do, can use some help.
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>>>>>>http://www.glrsoftware.com/download/download.asp?file=FoxHTML.zip
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>>>>>Can you briefly tell me what is in this class?
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>>>>In a nutshell, if I recall correctly.
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>>>>The class is a wrapper around the IE object. When a something is clicked (hyperlink or control), a post back occurs. The URL is then sent to the BeforeNavigate event of the IE object. Now, because the url is suffix with a 'VFP:' string you can intercept the post back at the FoxPro level.
>>>>Just parse the command you need, preform the VFP action, and upon return the event, set the Cancel parameter to True and exit the event.
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>>>I've downloaded the class and started with the test form, but it doesn't seem to work correctly. Say, there are links saying they control ListBox, but nothing happens when I click on them.
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>>Try running the Test.prg. At the beginning is the statement SYS(2333), which allow the form to host the ActiveX control. Also, in the Init of the IE control place the statement NODEFAULT. Forget why, but it once needed it.
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>Do you mean in the Refresh method of the control? In any case, your class has absolutely no code, it only the form that does it. I'll spend few more minutes on it, but I don't think it's something I can use.

My Bad. You are right, the Refresh.

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>The links with @@ are not recognised by VFP, e.g. the BeforeNavigate2 event simply doesn't happen.

Odd. Before I answered thread, I downloaded the zip file, and ran the example. It ran fine for me.
As for the '@@' in the links. They are there to identify vfp commands from standard html links.

P.S. I learned this trick of integrating IE into Fox from Ken Levy some 15+ years. I think he or someone else wrote an article about do it. Pop him a message and see if he has any addition resources.