Hyperlinks ?

taximania · #11 (**permalink**) 03-17-2008, 08:54 PM

Browser, tools, options

This may be down to the IE/or your Browser options.
I hate it when I browse my own website and all the links I've clicked on
are Purple.

Sorry if I've gone OT

badkarma · #12 (**permalink**) 03-17-2008, 08:55 PM

Again, in the body tag

Quote:

Where Link is the "virgin color hyperlink"
vlink is a hyperlink you have visited
alink is the hyperlink you are currently visiting ...

so if you set #0000ff (hex 00,00,ff = rgb 0,0,255) all links will be blue

dzt · #13 (**permalink**) 03-17-2008, 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by agraham

...but HTML is all Greek to me (sorry dzt

)

Hi agraham,

You are wrong. See some real Greek.

Αυτά είναι πραγματικά Ελληνικά!

I'm very sorry being so far away from this forum but I really have a huge amount of work to do this period of time...

taximania · #14 (**permalink**) 03-17-2008, 09:29 PM

In the words of our lass,
Trully amazing!

Have you got a .bat batch file to alter every page of my website
to respond in this behaviour

Welcome to the forum.

Αυτά είναι πραγματικά Ελληνικά!
Now to me, that is double Dutch

agraham · #15 (**permalink**) 03-18-2008, 10:50 AM

@dzt

Quote:

Originally Posted by dzt

Αυτά είναι πραγματικά Ελληνικά!

Έτσι είναϊ!

@badkarma
Many thanks again, all those double quotes are a pain when building strings though

Makes it a bit (a lot!) unreadable!

Quote:

HtmStr = "<body topmargin=" & Chr(34) & "0" & Chr(34) & " leftmargin=" & Chr(34) & "0" & Chr(34)
HtmStr = HtmStr & " link=" & Chr(34) & "#0000ff" & Chr(34) & "alink=" & Chr(34) & "#0000ff" & Chr(34) & "vlink=" & Chr(34) & "#0000ff" & Chr(34) & ">"
HtmStr = HtmStr & "You can <a href=" & Chr(34) & "clicked" & Chr(34) & ">click</a> here"
HtmStr = HtmStr & "</body>"

EDIT :- I'll overcome that by reading the static parts from a text file and just inserting the changeable bits dynamically.

badkarma · #16 (**permalink**) 03-18-2008, 06:44 PM

Hello agraham,

Instead of double quotes, you can get away with apostrophes ( ' ) ... (the one on the @ key) ... this then gets rid of all the chr34's

for example:

Quote:

myhtmlstr = "<body bgcolor='#ffff00' vlink='#ff0000'>"

agraham · #17 (**permalink**) 03-18-2008, 06:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by badkarma

Instead of double quotes, you can get away with apostrophes ( ' )

You learn something new every day

That looks MUCH better

Quote:

HtmStr = "<body topmargin='0' leftmargin='0' link='#0000ff' alink='#0000ff' vlink='#0000ff'>"
HtmStr = HtmStr & "You can <a href='clicked'>click</a> here</body>"

badkarma · #18 (**permalink**) 03-18-2008, 07:01 PM

hello again ...

busy tinkering with this web control and am trying to change the contents of the "page" by using the web.documenttext function ... sometimes it works, others, not so ...
(i am using the rnd function to test to see any actual changes in text ... sometimes it works, sometimes not ... is there any docs for the functions to the control? Just thinking I am not doing something right ...)

Quote:

Sub Button1_Click
HtmStr = "<body topmargin=" & Chr(34) & "0" & Chr(34) & " leftmargin="& Chr(34) & "0" & Chr(34) & ">"
HtmStr = HtmStr & "You can <a href=" & Chr(34) & "clicked" & Chr(34) & ">click</a> here" & Rnd(1,200)
HtmStr = HtmStr & "</body>"
Cancel = false
web.DocumentText = HtmStr
Cancel = true
End Sub

badkarma · #19 (**permalink**) 03-18-2008, 07:12 PM

curiously, if I comment out the complete sub for web_navigating, the web document does change (different numbers from my RND function at end of line ...) but then the link trapping within _navigating doesnt work ... I will have a tinker within _navigating ... perhaps its something to do with "cancel" state ...

agraham · #20 (**permalink**) 03-18-2008, 07:19 PM

Quote:

sometimes it works,

I see it. It's the timing of setting Cancel to False to stop it actually doing the navigation. A real app probably needs something a bit more sophisticated. Try a Doevents to force it to run the message loop and execute the event code. Works for me!

Code:

Cancel = false
web.DocumentText = HtmStr
DoEvents
Cancel = true

Quote:

is there any docs for the functions to the control?

All my libraries come packaged with a Windows help file and an example app. but you have to be a registered user to download them from the libraries forum. (I already told you to buy it

)

EDIT :- Of course I don't mean the event code I mean run the controls' update code BEFORE the event code blocks it

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