To Load a HTML into any object(Made me crazy)!! 1

[ozgurtekin]

Hi
I tried to load a html in my computer into a THTML but it didn't work because the computer tries to connect to the internet. When I cancel it cannot load the page.(the page is on my computer)
I used this
HTML1.RequestDoc('FileName');

 

[Stretchwickster]

What are you trying to load the HTML file into?

What are you planning to do with the HTML code?

You can load an HTML file into a TRichEdit using the following line of code:

RichEdit1.Lines.LoadFromFile('C:\temp\myfile.html');

Hope this helps

Clive

http://www.kucu.co.uk

Ex nihilo, nihil fit (Out of nothing, nothing comes)

 

[ozgurtekin]

I am trying to browse and see how the html looks like in a browser
It is ok if you tell me how to open a html file in the default browser.

 

[Stretchwickster]

Drop a TWebBrowser on your form and use this code to show the html page:

WebBrowser1.Navigate('C:\temp\myfile.html');

Clive

http://www.kucu.co.uk

Ex nihilo, nihil fit (Out of nothing, nothing comes)

 

[ozgurtekin]

This could help if I had Delphi 5.0 or higher
but there is nothing called a web browser in Delphi 4
What can I do.
The thing I am trying to do is to see the html tags in Memo as a proper Page.

 

[blefer]

Use:

HTML1.RequestDoc(file://localhost/YourFile);

"YourFile" could be, for example:

D:\0Temp\MyFile.html (It must be a whole Path + FileName)

Hope this helps!

 

[ozgurtekin]

I tried it but tries to connect to the internet.
Thats why I cant do it

 

[blefer]

Hi

I am a new member.

I posted a reply before, but my reply doesn't appear, so it seems I did it wrong.

Let's see if I do it right this time.

Try this:

HTML1.RequestDoc(file://localhost/YourFileName);

YourFileName can be, for example:

D:\0Temp\Hello.html
(note the difference in slashes!)

You must give the complete Path + FileName.

Once you have loaded the document, if you want to see the Document Source, use a Memo or RichEdit control to do the following:

Memo1.Lines.Clear;
Memo1.Lines.Add(HTML1.SourceText);

I hope this is what you are looking for.

 

[ozgurtekin]

That worked (thank you)
BUT
the html item doesnt use the colors of the document instead it uses its own(example: background);

Can you solve this or
if you tell me how to open a html document with the default browser thats fine

 

[earlrainer]

why dont you simply use

ShellExecute(handle,'open','c:\test.htm',nil,nil,1);


of course add SHELLAPI to your uses clause

 

[Stretchwickster]

The incorrect colours could be because the web-page uses css (cascading style sheets) to define its' colours and styles. This data is normally stored in a separate file which you probably don't have access to.

Clive

http://www.kucu.co.uk

Ex nihilo, nihil fit (Out of nothing, nothing comes)

 

[ozgurtekin]

This Problem is Solved Guys Thank you all