I am teaching myself Python... I'm nowhere near even intermediate level yet, so treat me like an idiot. I am using Boa Constructor on Ubuntu 8.04 if that helps. Here is what I have right now :
I am plying with reading a URL (An RSS feed to be exact) and displaying it inside a HTMLWindow. I have that part working - It shows the title as a link and displays the description next to it. What I want to do is trap the mouseclick on the link and use that to grab just the text that is on the site. Right now, if I click on it, the HTML window control takes me to the site and doesn't really show the site very well, since it doesn't seem to do CSS. That's okay - I just want to display the text.... How do I trap the mouse clicking on the link? I know that HTMLwindow has a "OnLinkClicked" event - I can see it in the docs for that control. But it seems that Boa Constructor doesn't expose that event in it's frame designer.... How do I code a event that fires off instead of the default event? I don't know if I am being clear enough, so if not just tell me what I should say... Liek I said, I am a newbie right now. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
