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Oliver Young Guest
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Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2003 7:02 am Post subject: HTML Forms |
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I remember during surfing once I found an tutorial about HTML forms in
desktop apps (I'm not talking about web apps - www). Does anyone have some
link? I can't find it now, and I need it.
Thanks.
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Quasidata Guest
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Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2003 11:34 am Post subject: Re: HTML Forms |
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Hello Oliver,
Probably, XML-based User interface Language in Mozilla/Gecko?
Here is a quote from the whitepaper:
Now developers can use XUL to leverage the power of XML, XML Namespaces,
HTML 4.0, CSS, the W3C DOM and JavaScript to build a lightweight user
interface that runs on any platform or device with Gecko.
--
Andrei Fomine www.quasidata.com
DbAltGrid - multi-line layout, RTF and graphics of any kind in DBGrid.
Transfer@Once - full-blown clipboard and drag-and-drop data transfer
to/from any control in many formats, including ones native to MS Office.
"Oliver Young" <none> wrote
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I remember during surfing once I found an tutorial about HTML forms
in
desktop apps (I'm not talking about web apps - www). Does anyone have
some
link? I can't find it now, and I need it.
Thanks.
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Oliver Young Guest
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Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2003 1:39 pm Post subject: Re: HTML Forms |
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No, it doesn't have to do nothing with Mozilla. The concept is similar
as to add TWebBrowser component on the form (TForm) and then load some html
and be able to catch events (in my EXE GUI app) when someone click some link
or button on that html page (loaded in TWebBrowser).
Best regards.
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Trevor de Koekkoek Guest
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Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2003 3:05 pm Post subject: Re: HTML Forms |
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If you want to catch events that are not provided by using the TWebBrowser,
you can try using the Delphi component written by David Baldwin. Check it
out at http://www.pbear.com/
I don't have any affiliation with him, but I have used his product briefly
in the past and it works fairly well.
-Trevor
www.aspevia.com
"Oliver Young" <none> wrote
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No, it doesn't have to do nothing with Mozilla. The concept is similar
as to add TWebBrowser component on the form (TForm) and then load some
html
and be able to catch events (in my EXE GUI app) when someone click some
link
or button on that html page (loaded in TWebBrowser).
Best regards.
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