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Sweeney Jr
Sent: 24 January 2006 00:28
To: Lingo programming discussion list
Subject: Re: lingo-l Bringing Webpage to Foreground
on 1/23/06 3:17 PM, Valentin Schmidt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
baCloseApp( WinHandle )
would kill the app, but I wouldn't recommend
Monday, January 23, 2006, 12:28:15 AM, John wrote:
JRSJ on 1/22/06 5:26 PM, Neil at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried having some simple javascript in your html page?
JRSJ These are all different commerical websites. I can't do anything server
JRSJ side. It has to be in(on) my CD.
How
on 1/23/06 3:23 AM, Tim Welford at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This will produce better results, especially when you have multiple
internet browser windows open.
Alternativly, you could create a small html page with an auto forward
javascript script in the distribution of your movie, call your
on 1/23/06 3:44 AM, Duck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then wait a moment, giving the window a chance to open, then call some
javascript:
gotoNetPage(javascript:windowName.focus())
Doesn't the JavaScript have to be placed in the html page that you are
calling? These are commercial websites
Win2k, Firefox IE
simple gotoNetPage(http://www.macromedia.com;, ), and
baGetUrl(http://www.macromedia.com;, Normal)
both work as wanted (bringing themselves forward each time).
In fact, I can't get it to fail.
Are you doing anything special with the Director window? (Stay on Top, ???)
HTH,
I don't TBH, but you can find a compatibility list here:
http://www.mods.com.au/frameset.htm
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John R.
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Sent: 23 January 2006 14:18
To: Lingo programming discussion list
Subject: Re: lingo-l Bringing
On Jan 23, 2006, at 10:44 AM, Randal Hunting wrote:
At 6:28 PM -0600 1/22/06, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
on 1/22/06 5:26 PM, Neil at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John...
Have you tried having some simple javascript in your html page?
You could use something like
body onload=self.focus()
That
on 1/23/06 9:05 AM, Stephen Ingrum at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, I can't get it to fail.
Are you doing anything special with the Director window? (Stay on Top, ???)
HTH,
Stephen
Nope. We are testing on WinXP and I've had three friends try it with FireFox
and all three have the
on 1/23/06 9:51 AM, Valentin Schmidt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK the JS-focus() idea wouldn't really help, because in firefox
window.focus() only gives focus to a window IN THE REALM of the browser,
but it doesn't steal the focus from other applications (I think that's
differenet with
on 1/23/06 10:20 AM, Kevin M. Dean at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could have an html with the following:
SCRIPT type=text/javascript
focus();
window.location.replace(http://www.yoururl.com/;)
/SCRIPT
That gives that page the focus in the browser, but its still behind
Director.
:(
On 23-jan-2006, at 18:27, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
Nope. We are testing on WinXP and I've had three friends try it
with FireFox
and all three have the same problem. Browser comes to foreground
the first
time, but alt-tab back to director and make another selection and the
browser loads
on 1/23/06 2:19 PM, Mark Hagers at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more thing to try (but it's what we call in dutch a 'horse remedy'):
if the user's browser is firefox, test to see if it's currently
active, and kill it's process before calling gotonetpage (or baOpenUrl).
Not exactly playing
John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
on 1/23/06 2:19 PM, Mark Hagers at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more thing to try (but it's what we call in dutch a 'horse
remedy'): if the user's browser is firefox, test to see if it's
currently
active, and kill it's process before calling gotonetpage (or
On 23-jan-2006, at 21:35, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
How would you go about killing the process?
masterapp Xtra has a function for that, as has Buddy API
On 23-jan-2006, at 22:17, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
baCloseApp( WinHandle )
would kill the app, but I wouldn't recommend this, as the user
on 1/23/06 3:17 PM, Valentin Schmidt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
baCloseApp( WinHandle )
would kill the app, but I wouldn't recommend this, as the user might be
pissed if he had other important browser windows (or tabs) opened.
Valentin
I know. :(
Thought of that one already. :)
John
on 1/23/06 3:31 PM, Mark Hagers at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's why I called it a horses remedy ;-)
Clients. We can't live without them and we can't SHOOT them. :)
Thanks,
John
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Howdy all,
I'm using the standard gotoNetPage(myURL) to launch a couple of weblinks.
In IE it works everytime correctly. With FireFox (on a PC), the first call
launches the browser just fine in foreground. Then if a user clicks on the
task bar back to my program and clicks another link, the site
John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
Howdy all,
I'm using the standard gotoNetPage(myURL) to launch a couple of
weblinks.
In IE it works everytime correctly. With FireFox (on a PC), the first
call
launches the browser just fine in foreground. Then if a user clicks
on the
task bar back to my program and
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Subject: lingo-l Bringing Webpage to Foreground
Howdy all,
I'm using the standard gotoNetPage(myURL) to launch a couple of weblinks.
In IE it works everytime correctly. With FireFox (on a PC), the first call
launches the browser just fine in foreground. Then if a user clicks on the
task bar
On 22-jan-2006, at 21:23, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
I'm using the standard gotoNetPage(myURL) to launch a couple of
weblinks.
In IE it works everytime correctly. With FireFox (on a PC), the
first call
launches the browser just fine in foreground. Then if a user clicks
on the
task bar back
If you bring the browser's active window to the front immediately
*after* issuing a baOpenUrl call, that window should contain the
webpage you just opened.
Is this not what you're seeing?
regards,
On 23-jan-2006, at 0:02, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
Works for awhile, but then if another
on 1/22/06 5:26 PM, Mark Hagers at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you bring the browser's active window to the front immediately
*after* issuing a baOpenUrl call, that window should contain the
webpage you just opened.
Is this not what you're seeing?
Same intermittent results. :(
Do you have Firefox set to open url requests from other apps in a new
window, or the active window? (can be set somewhere in prefs)
What happens if you change that setting?
(won't help much, I know, just wondering)
On 23-jan-2006, at 0:29, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
Is this not what you're
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