Hi,
For reasons too complicated to explain here, I have HTML documents containing links in the following format:
<A HREF="int: ... .com">
I display these pages in an IE window within a Visual Basic program. If users click the links, I intercept the clicks, strip the "int:" and point the browser to the link following.
My problem is that if users shift-click the links to open a new window, the click is not registered by VB (so I can't intercept it) but of course IE fails to show the target because it begins with "int:".
So, my question is, can I add any Java to each page to strip off the "int:" ONLY if users shift-click the links?
Thanks,
- Andy.
For reasons too complicated to explain here, I have HTML documents containing links in the following format:
<A HREF="int: ... .com">
I display these pages in an IE window within a Visual Basic program. If users click the links, I intercept the clicks, strip the "int:" and point the browser to the link following.
My problem is that if users shift-click the links to open a new window, the click is not registered by VB (so I can't intercept it) but of course IE fails to show the target because it begins with "int:".
So, my question is, can I add any Java to each page to strip off the "int:" ONLY if users shift-click the links?
Thanks,
- Andy.