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Posts by Susan McDonald

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Susan McDonald (In thread: npEdgeOptions Question)

Thanks for the answer. What prompted my question is that I have made a "toy" general purpose web browser to better understand how npEdge works. As part of that process, I was wondering if npEdge could be made to prompt to save website passwords which I presume is built into WebView2?

I am not expecting npEdge to have all the features to make a full-featured browser, but was curious if there are undocumented options.

Susan McDonald (In thread: npEdgeOptions Question)

For the npEdgeOptions action, in the Sample Apps there are 6 options shown.

I am wondering whether there are other "hidden" options like the npEdgeSetBrowserArgs action, which are documented on a Microsoft page?

Susan McDonald (In thread: A bug in npOnEdgeActive)

I have downloaded and installed the latest version of npEdge, and can confirm that the subroutine called by npOnEdgeActive now has the name of the rectangle object.

Thank you for the update.

Susan McDonald (In thread: A bug in npOnEdgeActive)

My understanding is that if there are multiple rectangle objects in an app, then they can share a single OnEdgeActive subroutine so, if there is initialization code like this:

...
npOnEdgeActive "BrowserRectangleA" "OnEdgeActive" "[Rectangle]" "[Result]"
...
npOnEdgeActive "BrowserRectangleB" "OnEdgeActive" "[Rectangle]" "[Result]"
...

then in the OnEdgeActive subroutine, it can look something like this, where I am expecting the [Rectangle] variable to contain the name of the rectangle object that is now active.

:OnEdgeActive
  npEdgeOptions "[Rectangle]" "DevToolsEnabled=True;ContextMenusEnabled=True;StatusBarEnabled=False;ZoomControlEnabled=True;ScriptEnabled=True;ScriptDialogsEnabled=True" "[Result]"
Return

But when I try this, [Rectangle] is empty each time OnEdgeActive is called. Am I misunderstanding how it is supposed to work? There isn't a sample with more than one rectangle to compare with, but I think what I am expecting is how it is explained in the npEdge Help.

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