Is there a way to create a GWT panel, let it display the content of my .HTML file by passing it the file's dir on server?
Normally this kind of thing is done with an IFRAME. Gwt supports this via it's Frame widget.
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I am a newbie working on MFC, C++,
Main works is load html file and display every content at MFC dialog.
When we click Hyperlink on dialog , it create new dialog/window to display file content(pdf) using window default assignment.
Is there any way that support extracts html content and write to MFC dialog?
If we do not use "Navigate"?
Thanks in advance.
You can do that with CHtmlView. Call Navigate() to start page loading and parse inside OnDocumentComplete. I'm sure you will find tons of examples on the Internet.
I have a page that is constructed by GWT, when the page get loaded, I will display some required content in it. And then if user click a certain button on the page, I will send request to server side and server will return me a HTML file(a chart generated by jquery plotting tool) stored in local directory, I need to display this HTML file into the existing GWT page's certain widget.
I tried to use Frame in GWT to link to the local HTML file and display it, it get failed, googled and found it's because of browser security setting.Please share your thought, any idea is appreciated.
I have a pdf file in a GitHub repo and an anchor tag that points to it (<a href="https://github..../file.pdf>link</a>) and when I click it, i download the file automatically.
How to make it open the PDF in a new tab, before downloading it (to the file system, just downloading it within the browser)?
I've tried adding target="_tab" and target="_blank" to the anchor, but all got me the same results?
Is it achieable using just HTML, or I need to use an external JavaScript library?
You shouldn't need to add target="..." whatsoever. I guess you're pointing to the wrong URL. GitHub provides access to the raw file through this URL pattern:
//github.com/<account>/<repo>/raw/<branch>/path/to/file.pdf
Note the raw part in the URL. Check if you got your URL right. A functional example:
Test PDF
You can test it clicking this link. A dialog will open asking you to specify where to download it.
The thing with phonegap is that it uses it's own API via phonegap.js that is declared at the head of the index.html page.
When using window.open and it's alternatives, the new page will forget anything from the previous one, and phonegap's API would no longer be accessible.
What is the right way to open a new html file?
I really find it hard to believe that phonegap apps have to be one huge html file.
Does your phonegap app need to open a new page? The idea of phonegap is 1-page app. Meaning that to change the view, you don't need to reload the whole DOM tree. Rather you load your DOM only once and then manipulate objects inside it.
You can move to another html page by this code:
window.location = "NewFile.html";
I have to display the content of an HTML file which is hosted to some other server in a classic ASP page.
I know using #include tage we can embed suchc html file provided they resides in same server, it can not refer to an external urls.
Another way out is to use iFrame, but the problem with that is the user can right click on th page and check URL property of the iFrame, which is not acceptable as the URL where html resides is our third party file hosting environment which we dont want to be exposed for the security purpose.
Note: This html shows some .swf file whic shows some large .flv files hosted on the third party hosting environment.
Any ideas ?
Nikhil
No matter what method you use the end user will be able to see where the request is made, e.g. Fiddler, Firebug. I think iFrame is your best bet.
You can try capturing the HTTP stream from the remote page and injecting into your local page. I don't know offhand how to do it in PHP, but you'd use the CFHTTP tag in ColdFusion to accomplish this.