Great !!

There are so many things you can do with it. You can use "Thisform.MyMethod()" as a href and use EVALUTE() in BeforeNavigate to call the method. Flash Parser parses all VFP commands from HTML and executes them. That's all it does.


>Wow.. I got it to work how I wanted to without using any of the flash code. I just copied the beforenavigate2 method and it works. This is exactly what I wanted. I had to copy the actual browser control out of his form and overwrite the one on my page. I dont know what property I had set on mine but it would not fire the method when a href link was clicked in the window.
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>Send me your address for the reward... Man shipping is going to cost a lot. Mabey I can just send you $20 to buy your own? :)
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>Eric
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>>It should have VFP source code. If not, let me know, I will send it to you with some examples that I used in real world app.
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>>>Well, I can't register the dll. Are you running XP? I am, it gives me a error saying it failed. I hate it when this crap happens.
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>>>Eric
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>>>>I have a solution for you. Get ready to UPS case of beer :)
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>>>>Basically, you will need to trap BeforeNaviage2() event of the control. It fires whenever a link is clicked on the page.
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>>>>So, the question is how do you know what has been clicked? Download FlashParse from www.KamalPatel.Net. He has lots of sample and documents on how to use it.
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>>>>I have used it and works great. Let me know if you have more quesions on using it.
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>>>>>I have a form that has a web browser control in it (Shell.explorer). In this control I display a html page that is generated dynamically for each record. It actually holds threads for a tech request system. I set it up very similar to UT's method when you click 'see the entire thread'. My problem is, how can I implement a way to edit/delete threads, much like ut does it with the icons at the bottom of each post. I want the ability to put an edit/delete icon for each thread in the html and when they click on that it would edit or delete the thread that they clicked on within the program. Is there any way to capure an onclick event in the shell.explorer control. I looked at all the properties an methods for the control and can't find anything that would help me. How can I implement this short of listing all the threads in a dropdown when they click edit/delete??
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>>>>>If anyone is confused I can send them a screen shot of the program. I think it might help understanding if my textual description isn't sufficient.
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>>>>>TIA (I OWE SOMEONE A CASE OF BEER IF THEY CAN FIGURE THIS ONE OUT!)
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>>>>>Eric Stephani