NEWBROWSER ARexx command options

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NEWBROWSER ARexx command options
	2007-01-04 01:37:04
Hello Robert On 03/01/2007, you wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm really enjoying using IBrowse 2.4, thanks to the team for all the > hard work! > > Since 2.3 I've had a navigation toolbar button to open a new tab using > the NEWBROWSER ARexx command. In 2.4 this button now opens an inactive > tab, in this case I would rather the tab was active as it was in 2.3. > ib2.html hints that there are options with the NEWBROWSER ARexx command > that allow this behaviour to be changed but it doesn't actually say > what the options are: > > "Finally, the NEWBROWSER ARexx command can specify whether the browser > should be active, inactive or as per the prefs." > > Does anyone know what arguments this command accepts in 2.4 (I've tried > a few obvious ones but can't get it to work). From hex reading the exe... NEWBROWSER URL,BROWSEWINDOWNR/N,ACTIVATE/N so try NEWBROWSER ACTIVATE Regards -- <sb> <sb>Nick Clover <sb>µA1-C, 512Mb, 2x120Gb hd, ND-3520A, R7000 (R9250 soon) <sb> -- IBrowse FAQ: http://www.ibrowse -dev.net/faq.php Yahoo! Groups Links <> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups. yahoo.com/group/ibrowse/ <> Your email settings: Individual Email \| Traditional <> To change settings online go to: http://gro ups.yahoo.com/group/ibrowse/join (Yahoo! ID required) <> To change settings via email: mailto:ibrowse-digest@yahoogroups.com mailto:ibrowse-fullfeatured@yahoogroups.com <> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: ibrowse-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com <> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.c om/info/terms/

NEWBROWSER ARexx command options
	2007-01-04 11:07:41

On 04-Jan-07 01:37:04, Nick Clover wrote: > Hello Robert > > On 03/01/2007, you wrote: > >>; Hi All, >> >> I'm really enjoying using IBrowse 2.4, thanks to the team for all the >> hard work! >;> >> Since 2.3 I've had a navigation toolbar button to open a new tab using >;> the NEWBROWSER ARexx command. In 2.4 this button now opens an inactive >> tab, in this case I would rather the tab was active as it was in 2.3. >> ib2.html hints that there are options with the NEWBROWSER ARexx command >> that allow this behaviour to be changed but it doesn't actually say what >> the options are: >> >> "Finally, the NEWBROWSER ARexx command can specify whether the browser >> should be active, inactive or as per the prefs." >>; >> Does anyone know what arguments this command accepts in 2.4 (I've tried >;> a few obvious ones but can't get it to work). > > From hex reading the exe... > > NEWBROWSER URL,BROWSEWINDOWNR/N,ACTIVATE/N > > so try > > NEWBROWSER ACTIVATE Or rather, NEWBROWSER ACTIVATE=1 -- Oliver Roberts - mailto: oliver%40ibrowse-dev.net">oliveribrowse-dev.net - ICQ: 34640231 WarpJPEG.datatype ==> http://www.warpdt.co.uk/jpeg.html __._,_.___ Messages in this topic (3) Reply (via web post) \| Start a new topic . __,_._,___
NEWBROWSER ARexx command options
	2007-01-04 19:51:08

Hi Oliver and Nick, --- In ibrowse%40yahoogroups.com">ibrowseyahoogroups.com, "Oliver Roberts" <oliver...> wrote: > > On 04-Jan-07 01:37:04, Nick Clover wrote: > > > Hello Robert > > > > On 03/01/2007, you wrote: > >> Does anyone know what arguments this command accepts in 2.4 > >> I've tried >; >> a few obvious ones but can't get it to work). > > > > From hex reading the exe... > > > > NEWBROWSER URL,BROWSEWINDOWNR/N,ACTIVATE/N > > > > so try > > > > NEWBROWSER ACTIVATE > > Or rather, NEWBROWSER ACTIVATE=1 Thanks for that, I'd tried ACTIVE but not ACTIVATE! BTW I found the command did not work for me with the "=" sign (nothing happened) and I had to enclose the whole thing in quotes otherwise I got a program not found error. So the ARexx command I ended up with was: "NEWBROWSER ACTIVATE 1" It's now working the way I want again Thanks Robert __._,_.___ Messages in this topic (4) Reply (via web post) \| Start a new topic . __,_._,___

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