Re: HTMLViewer: Print a page using javascript

[Jann Gobble <janngobble@gmail.com>]

Speaking of MBS and HTMLViewer, does anyone know of an alternative  
(other than ShowURL) to use an alternate engine (other than IE) when  
displaying HTML in the Windows side?
I cannot use the HTMLViewer on the windows side due to the security  
concerns .. It is EXTREMELY dangerous in this day and age to allow  
everything that IE allows and I have no control over the users'  
security settings (in their windows control panel).
I know HTMLViewer on Mac uses WebKit and on Linux uses  
Thunderbird...and i DO NOT want to use ShowURL when on the windows  
platform.
I would buy MBS in a second if i could use the Gecko engine!  :)

TIA

Jann


On May 29, 2009, at 2:39 PM, Christian Schmitz wrote:

> Franck Perez <perez.franck@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Great trick. Thanks.
> > I am not familiar with javascript, so I have 2 questions as a  
> > follow-up:
> > 1- is it possible to check that javascript is enabled ? Or to  
> > enable it
> > at run-time ?
> For Mac you can use the WebPreferencesMBS class to change this  
> setting.
> > 2- more importantly, how would you copy the the content of a page
> > displayed in an htmlViewer or the source code of the page using the  
> > same
> > kind of trick (or any other !) ?
> My plugins have methods for this for Mac and Windows.
>
> Greetings from Rome,
> Christian
>
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