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Popups and Background with _webbrowser4
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25/01/2005 13:27:35
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Internet applications
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 7 SP1
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00980421
Message ID:
00980472
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47
Greg -
I am trying to figure out how to have a VFP COM (foxisapi) return a "hard" page to the browser. I know it can return a "scripted" page. The "Hello World" samples will return script to the client. Can a VFP COM return an HTML (file) page to a client?

Or - is that something that should be done with the ReadURL function?

Thanks


>>Hi Greg,
>>I don't understand. I looked at the page you refered me to. That just reads the URL, it doesn't load in the background, specifically I can't run the _webbrowser4.Refresh2() method on the file that's read (unless I don't understand it). I don't think I can get away from having to see the web page any way.
>>
>>>Unless you need to see the web page, try loading in the background with this.
>>>
>>>Check http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~ReadUrl~VFP
>
>When you run the ReadURL, it retreives the HTML content of the web page and places it in a string variable.
>
>
>cHTMLstring = ReadURL("http://www.GLRsoftware.com" )
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>Unlike the web browser control (_webbrowser4) which loads and executes any script embedded. This is where the popup is come from. If no script code is execute, no popup will occur. If I understand you right, you are only interested in the contents of the web page, not the script being ran.
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