force webbrowser to open new window

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3 total messages Started by Bill M Sat, 26 Nov 2005 02:03

#3039

Author: Bill M
Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 02:03

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I use BCB4 pro and have imported the Microsoft Internet Controls. I
have successfully loaded a local html file with links in it. When I
click a link I'd like it to respond in the same way a shift-click or
right-click and Open in New Window does...in other words, open up IE.
Any pointers/ideas? I've read Microsoft's docs and done some googling
but seems everyone else is concerned with stopping new windows, which
is opposite of what I want.

TIA

Re: force webbrowser to open new window

#3040

Author: Bob Gonder
Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 17:58

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Bill M wrote:

> When I
>click a link I'd like it to respond in the same way a shift-click or
>right-click and Open in New Window does...in other words, open up IE.

ShellExecute() the URL.

Re: force webbrowser to open new window

#3041

Author: Hans Galema
Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 14:22

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Bill M wrote:
> I use BCB4 pro and have imported the Microsoft Internet Controls. I
> have successfully loaded a local html file with links in it. When I
> click a link I'd like it to respond in the same way a shift-click or
> right-click and Open in New Window does...in other words, open up IE.
> Any pointers/ideas? I've read Microsoft's docs and done some googling
> but seems everyone else is concerned with stopping new windows, which
> is opposite of what I want.


You did not tell that you use TCppWebBrowser. If you do then use
the OnBeforeNavigate event to determine if you open the link in
a new window.

Hans.

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