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ahh!

i love the idea of the wooden buttons, i would defs use this as my broswer, if it's not glitchy / laggy

Keep up the good work dude!

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Why am I still here...

Thanks for all the support! I think i'm going to restart the whole browser, and make it locked at fullscreen, so it can't fuck up either way. But i think i'll restart it once i get all the buttons pixeled.

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Create your own destiny, don't let someone else do it for you.

If you wanna change any of the controls looks i found this skin creator. Its pretty good but a little hard to understand. http://skincrafter.com/download/ You can basicly change the look of anything. I havnt figured out how to load the skin for the control yet. Its also only a demo but i dont think its a trial.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

No offense bro, but don't you think making a browser stay in fullscreen or windowed just to make sure the objects don't move around is a little cheap/hacky? Maybe you should figure out how position the layout properly. I really mean no offense, I just read this topic and it seems your going the wrong way about this..

note: do I really have to talk like this to make sure people don't get butthurt? :/

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Um what kind of green do you want? I cant decide which green to add.

And do you really want green color in ...wooden background? :D

It sounds a bit...meeeh ^^ 

Klutz posted: (26th Jun 2011 10:48 am)

No offense bro, but don't you think making a browser stay in fullscreen or windowed just to make sure the objects don't move around is a little cheap/hacky? Maybe you should figure out how position the layout properly. I really mean no offense, I just read this topic and it seems your going thewrong way about this..

note: do I really have to talk like this to make sure people don't get butthurt? :/

I agree with you on that. For both points lol.

@Austinb All you need to do in order to get it working with fullscreen and windowed for alignments is find a simple math equation for changing the alignments depending on the size of the window.

Nerrevar posted: (26th Jun 2011 02:38 pm)

Klutz posted: (26th Jun 2011 10:48 am)

No offense bro, but don't you think making a browser stay in fullscreen or windowed just to make sure the objects don't move around is a little cheap/hacky? Maybe you should figure out how position the layout properly. I really mean no offense, I just read this topic and it seems your goingthewrong way about this..

note: do I really have to talk like this to make sure people don't get butthurt? :/

I agree with you on that. For both points lol.

@Austinb All you need to do in order to get it working with fullscreen and windowed for alignments is find a simple math equation for changing the alignments depending on the size of the window.

Or do like i said change the anchors and dock some objects to easily make it adjust with the browser

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

Make the arrows on the buttons either green, (like a med. dark) or a tan. Whatever you want.

@Klutz I realized this as soon as i posted, but i was too lazy to edit it.

I'm restarting the browser now.

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Create your own destiny, don't let someone else do it for you.

Look up the GeckoFX Engine. It's the same engine Mozilla is powered by. If your making this browser public, its the way to go. Otherwise this is using the built it WebBrowser controls of the .Net framework, aka Internet Explorer....

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Eat shit, bro.

I support Ephixa [http://ephixa.com/]. Fuck Skrillex, Sonny Moore is no more.

Divine posted: (26th Jun 2011 05:27 pm)

Look up the GeckoFX Engine. It's the same engine Mozilla is powered by. If your making this browser public, its the way to go. Otherwise this is using the built it WebBrowser controls of the .Net framework, aka Internet Explorer....

Thanks for the link! I'll probably end up using that sometime in the future. I want to finish this one first though.

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Create your own destiny, don't let someone else do it for you.

Divine posted: (26th Jun 2011 05:27 pm)

Look up the GeckoFX Engine. It's the same engine Mozilla is powered by. If your making this browser public, its the way to go. Otherwise this is using the built it WebBrowser controls of the .Net framework, aka Internet Explorer....

@Divine: I Think the GeckoFX is only to C#, and not for VB.

@AustinB: Im Having some ideas about this :D. I've started with a simple DLL App (Its Transparent :D):



But, you said a tabbed WebBrowser, so, i made another advanced webbrowser with the style of Nightly (Mozilla Firefox Newest Rev, I made with the v7.0a1, Download Link), im currently making the search tool, but is being good:

I Really dont know if its so... Good, but works :D

Okay So, I see everybody making web browsers, and it sounded like fun,

So I decided to make one also, but with REALbasic, a language in which

I have very little knowledge about.

I've played around with it a little bit in the past so I know the basics,

But I now realize that It is very limited, I wouldn't recommend this language

For anything except simple stuff, which is when I come to the point of this post.

I've started making a web browser with basic buttons: 

http://www.2shared.com/file/zCk3Ddk3/BroNZons_Web_Browser.html

But I am having trouble with the back & forward buttons since REALbasic doesn't offer much support in this like VB.

I have thought of using JavaScript in the HTMLViewer?

If someone could tell me the JS for Back & Forward buttons I would be grateful,

Otherwise I could create a database which holds all the history and just use the back

& forward buttons to navigate through them, or I could simply make a LastURL method

And record the LastURL to a ListBox.

But I am really lazy and don't want to do that so I would rather just use JavaScript.

The "OnClick" syntax for REALbasic is: Bback(Button).Action(Sub Action()) <Code>

Right now in the code is just HTML.LoadURL(<Referring to the HTMLViewer, REALbasics only HTML viewer, yet another limitation) And then I'm going to put the JS after LoadURL.

Any help appreciated.

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You cannot fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give...
Deal w/it

Java Script Buttons:

<FORM>
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="  BACK  " onClick="history.go(-1)">
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="FORWARD" onCLick="history.go(1)">
</FORM>

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Eat shit, bro.

I support Ephixa [http://ephixa.com/]. Fuck Skrillex, Sonny Moore is no more.

Thanks I'll try it now.

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You cannot fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give...
Deal w/it

Bronzon posted: (27th Jun 2011 08:52 pm)

Okay So, I see everybody making web browsers, and it sounded like fun,

So I decided to make one also, but with REALbasic, a language in which

I have very little knowledge about.

I've played around with it a little bit in the past so I know the basics,

But I now realize that It is very limited, I wouldn't recommend this language

For anything except simple stuff, which is when I come to the point of this post.

I've started making a web browser with basic buttons: 

http://www.2shared.com/file/zCk3Ddk3/BroNZons_Web_Browser.html

But I am having trouble with the back & forward buttons since REALbasic doesn't offer much support in this like VB.

I have thought of using JavaScript in the HTMLViewer?

If someone could tell me the JS for Back & Forward buttons I would be grateful,

Otherwise I could create a database which holds all the history and just use the back

& forward buttons to navigate through them, or I could simply make a LastURL method

And record the LastURL to a ListBox.

But I am really lazy and don't want to do that so I would rather just use JavaScript.

The "OnClick" syntax for REALbasic is: Bback(Button).Action(Sub Action()) <Code>

Right now in the code is just HTML.LoadURL(<Referring to the HTMLViewer, REALbasics only HTML viewer, yet another limitation) And then I'm going to put the JS after LoadURL.

Any help appreciated.

Actually, its prolly only very limited for browsers. The language itself is pretty good. Rena made her whole emulator with it :P I tried real basic but i hate the fact that i would have to buy the full version.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer