Hello <Jim.,
Keep in mind that this switches *only* the binary file, not the keys,
frames, dictionary, etc. I have a situation I'm trying to work on now that
in in bad need of this function--where all the files get activated, not just
the compiled file. My situation is a data management system used by a
couple of Government organizations, and accessed only through Netscape or
Internet Explorer. I need specific, customized, key and frame definitions
while in this database! Since those items don't get switched, whenever the
user of my scripts hits the Tab key to move to another item, they hear the
error about "call to unknown function...", where the scripts for the
browsers check for links.
With these specialized routines for accessing this module being tied into an
existing set of scripts for the browser, it will take a lot of tiptoeing
around existing routines, and will require updating whenever that parent
script, browser, or screen reader is upgraded. Lots of possible wrenches!
Being able to load a complete set would take the dependency on the browser,
and browser scripts, out of the loop, since only a single, short script
assigned to a keystroke would be the only thing needed in default.jss to
launch the custom scripts while in that module.
As it stands now, extensive alterations to both set of scripts, (Internet
Explorer and Netscape), will be needed to keep this contract with.
I understand that a future version will possibly, probably, maybe, perhaps,
have this much-needed feature.
Thanks,
Dennis Brown, DB Tech! 770-465-9621
http://www.BlindProgramming.com
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Subject: Re: can I call up the ie scripts in an embedded window
> Dave, check out the function called SwitchToScriptFile.
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> Jim
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