Browser functionality and data in a stack

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Terry and Björnke,

If you use a link instead of a button and the GET method instead of  
POST, you might be able to handle the xBrowser_RequestDownload  
message and retrieve the url that contains all the information from  
the form, although I have tried this.

Best,

Mark

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Op 10-mei-2007, om 4:55 heeft Björnke von Gierke het volgende  
geschreven:

> Try this command to set the browsers source to any data you want:
>
> revBrowserSet["htmltext"] to the text of field 1
>
> I don't think you can get the content of a htmlform from the  
> browser object directly. Also that seems rather backwards to me,  
> htmlform fields have even less build in styling possibilities then  
> rev fields. You might try to select the entered text manually  
> (might also be possible with javascript), and look if you get  
> anything afterwards by using this:
>
> put revBrowserGet(BrowserID, "selected") into field 1
>
> Have fun
> Bjoernke