Hello List -
I sure hope someone with some experience with the
Tabuliero WebXtra browser can help me with some Lingo.
Or some logic. Here goes.
Is there a way to tell if the user clicked on a WWW
link in the left or right hemisphere of the embedded
browser? And of course we're sending them out to surf
the world, but I want to keep focus on a left or right
graphic sprite (depending on which hemisphere they
originally chose, but no matter which side they click
after that) until they return to any of my html pages
similar to the first page (where they are again asked
to choose from varying links on the left or right).
Clear as mud to me too.
This is an example of the way they hard coded it, and
it's a lengthy switch/case ordeal. I've been asked to
find a more universal or external way since it's
nigh-on impossible to gather keywords from every html
page title that a user might click.
t is a field holding the pages's html title.
t = GetLastTitle(sprite 31)
if t contains "Hamburger" and t contains "Pop" then
sprite(channel).blend = 80 --left graphic
sprite(channel+1).blend = 80 -- right
graphic
else
if t contains "Hamburger" then
-- or other sites to be added
sprite(channel).blend = 100
sprite(channel+1).blend = 50
end if
if t contains "Pop" then
sprite(channel).blend = 50
sprite(channel+1).blend = 100
end if
Anyone have an idea how to approach this. Staring at
it hasn't worked.
I'm thinking that if I can determine left and right
hemispheres, I could set a boolean to keep the sprites
appropriately shaded until I return to a page where
both sprites are equally shaded. I don't really know
how to do this either. Thought first I'd get some
expert advice on the approach.
Hope you all can imagine how grateful I am that you're
there.
Thank you in advance,
Karen
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