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Hello,

I'm new in scripting so i've got a question ;o

Well.. I would like to know how can i put a Frame (like <iframe> for exemple in html) in a windows (Xml file)
So, i just want to got a siteweb in my windows...

I searched but not found...

If someone can help me, thanks!

Ps: Sorry for my badly english

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Thanks a lot for your answers!

I congrated!

But i've got an other question ^^

How can I remove the Right scrolling of the BrowserControl?

Thanks!

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Thanks again for all answer, it's all done ;o

I'm not quite sure what you mean by a frame in your XML, I can think of 2 possible explanations.

First is a browsercontrol that is a web browser inside a script window. This is documented in the schema documentation. The window can be controlled with calls using the object retrieved with Browser_GetInterface() and information about the control at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752084.aspx

The second thing I can think of is a child XML window, or a window within a window. This is constructed in the same way as a regular window, but one of the elements in the window properties is <ChildTmpl /> which is an empty element that replaces either of <WindowTmpl> or <DialogTmpl>. A child window can then be created on another existing parent with a call to MsgPlus.CreateChildWnd()

Hope that helps

Huum, i think it's that but i don't see how i can use it :/
I will read again that link ;o

An example (Made with paint >.>):


If someone know exactly how i can do that or know a script withit inside... Thanks!

You need to create a browser control in your XML and use the Browser_GetInterface() function to control it.

Yes it's that, i would like to know how put this control ^^

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<Control xsi:type="~" Id="Nav">

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Originally posted by Tiller
Yes it's that, i would like to know how put this control ^^

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<Control xsi:type="~" Id="Nav">

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Did you read the Scripting Documentation?

Yes... http://mpscripts.net/docs/ that?

Maybe sould I read it again? ^^

Look over the attachment.

XML Schemas Reference > Interface Windows > Schema Documentation > Browser Control

The above is all you need to know about creating the browser control in XML.

In your XML, you can use something like this:

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<Control xsi:type="BrowserControl" Id="Nav">
   <Position Left="5" Top="5" Width="200" Height="150"/>
   <!-- These are some extra attributes. You don't need them to make it work, but it's just to show you how you should put them in the XML. Take a look at the scripting documentation! -->
   <Attributes>
      <HasBorder>true</HasBorder>
      <AllowFindText>true</AllowFindText>
      <AllowPrint>true</AllowPrint>
   </Attributes>
</Control>

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where Nav is the desired control ID, and use the following JScript to make it do something useful:

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var BrowserInterface = PlusWnd.Browser_GetInterface("Nav");
BrowserInterface.Navigate2("http://www.google.com/");

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or shorter:

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PlusWnd.Browser_GetInterface("Nav").Navigate2("http://www.google.com/");

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where PlusWnd is the PlusWnd object containing the Nav browser control.

For more information about what you can do with this BrowserInterface object, go to the MSDN InternetExplorer Object reference.

ALTHOUGH I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU TO TRY FIRST BEFORE ASKING, AS TRYING SOMETHING IS THE ONLY WAY TO LEARN IT!!!

Thanks you a lot all! ^_^