I know you can use the Internet Explorer activex control to display webpages (there may also be one for firefox). Although I can't remember whether TGF lets you use activex controls - unless there is another way that I'm missing.
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10th June, 2007 at 06:47:06 -
You also can without using a browser ActiveX. Make a HTML parser, and download the requested pages with something like WebGrab.
Oh wait, WebGrab is not available for TGF. And ActiveX isn't either. So no, you can't in TGF, but you certainly can in MMF.
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But the browser object just opens your browser to a specified URL, it doesn't embed.
And 3ee sort of doesn't exist any more, so you can only get it from other humans, and are there really that many people still stocked up with TGF extensions?
You can make an HTML parser with TGF using the MooSock object.
In MMF1.5 you can use the Gecko ActiveX or the M$IE ActiveX (The ActiveX object in MMF1.5 isn't fully working with some ActiveXes, including the M$IE ActiveX, but the Gecko one works fine) or an HTML parser like above.
In MMF2 the M$IE ActiveX has more functions (That were majorly missing in MMF1.5) and the Gecko ActiveX functions better.
Gecko is Mozilla/Firefox/Netscape-like rendering engine btw.
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DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating
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15th June, 2007 at 06:10:11 -
You saying "M$IE" confuses me. What about saying "IE"?
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