What you can do is to allocate a buffer to hold the scanned data and then
set the field text handle to the scanner buffer, something similar to this:
// in your scanDecodeEvent handler
int scanReturn = ScanGetDecodedData(&scanCode);
if (scanReturn==STATUS_OK)
{
StrCopy(scanText, (CharPtr) &scanCode.data[0]);
//set the text handle of your field to point to scanText
}
> -----Original Message-----
> What I was hoping to do was have the user push and hold the button to scan
> a barcode into an input field on an HTML form within a web browser.
>
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