Design Usage:

Use the Image Editor to add a text field to your image and resize it to be the size that you would like for your Web Browser Widget. Then edit the GUI Attributes of the field and select "WEB BROWSER" as the control. If you would like for navigation buttons to be included at runtime and if you would like for the user to be able to enter a URL at runtime , check the box for "Show browser decorations".

At runtime, you can dynamically control whether or not the navigation buttons and the address field are displayed by setting the WIDGET SHOW DECORATE field in the WIDGET record to Y or N.

The WEB BROWSER widget also supports special hyperlinks which execute APPX optional children. These hyperlinks specify an APPX OPTION value rather than a URL. The syntax is:

<a href="nnn">Click here to run an APPX Process</a>"

The following example will display a hyperlink for "Customer List" and will execute APPX OPTION "User 1" when clicked:

<p>Print a <a href="1">Customer List</a></p>

Runtime:

At runtime, the Web Browser widget will display the web page of the URL which is stored in the TEXT field. If you checked the box for "Show browser decorations?", then the user will also be able to enter the URL for any web site.

Web Browser Widget

A Web Browser Widget has been implemented in APPX 5.2.0.

Overview:

The text field should contain the web address to display. At runtime, you can set --- WIDGET SHOW DECORATE to Y or N to control whether or not the browser controls should be displayed. The WEB BROWSER type also supports the ability to fire user options via HTML code such as "<a href="1">Click here for User 1</a>", same as the HTML VIEWER control.

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-- SteveFrizzell - 2012-11-08