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... Returns the TXBrowse object (Self).

Usage Example: (Internal use only - method version for codeblock usage)

139. GoFltRow( n )

Description: Navigates to a specific row within a filtered browse based on its filter row index.

Parameters:

n: NUMERIC - The filter row index to navigate to (1-based ...

... hWndParent): Constructor that creates a new web view instance. It takes debug settings and a parent window handle as arguments.

Navigate(cURL): Navigates the web view to a specified URL.

SetHtml(cHtml): Sets the HTML content of the web view.

Run(): Runs the web view.

Destroy(): Destroys the web ...

... to code-block:
oBrw:bLClicked := { |row,col,flags,brw| youraction( ... ) }
The default behavior of XBrowse is that single left click on a cell navigates to that cell. We feel assigning a different action to single left click may be inconsistent with normal behaviour and confusing to users. Instead ...

... starts (`oDlg:bStart`).
- The Dialog is activated in the center.

3. **GetOuterHtml Function**:
- It initializes the TWebView control, which navigates to "https://www.google.com/".
- There's a loop (`WHILE .T.`) that waits for the document to be completely loaded. The function `AWait ...

... starts (`oDlg:bStart`).
- The Dialog is activated in the center.

3. **GetOuterHtml Function**:
- It initializes the TWebView control, which navigates to "https://www.google.com/".
- There's a loop (`WHILE .T.`) that waits for the document to be completely loaded. The function `AWait ...

... with spinner clause …

under Windows 10 the arrows for increase and decrease are always visible.
Under Windows 11 they appear only if the user navigates to the place where they will be shown.

Does anyone know how to make these arrows permanently visible with Windiws 11?

Thanks for each idea ...

... mouse over row, pick the text and re-
navicate to the current row, which is confusing and error-prone.
In case of bCellToolTip, xbrowse first navigates to the mouse
over row and then evaluates the codeblock with mouse over column
object as parameter and returns to the current row. This ...

In webview docs we find this:

// Navigates webview to the given URL. URL may be a properly encoded data URI.
// Examples:
// webview_navigate(w, "https://github.com/webview/webview");
// webview_navigate(w, "data:text/html,%3Ch1%3EHello%3C%2Fh1%3E");
// webview_navigate(w, "data:text/html;base64 ...

... un xbrowse yo lo hago asi:

oCol:bCellToolTip := { | | "Esto es un tooltip de la celda" }

Espero te sirva

Saludos!

Eduardo Borondón Muñiz
bCellTooltip works when mouse pointer hovers over a cell.
He wanted to display the dialog when user navigates to a row and close when the user leaves the row.

Do you want a tooltip to appear when mouse hovers over a cell or when the user navigates to a row?

Earlier, you asked how to show a dialog when the user navigates to a row and close dialog when the user leaves the row.
This is the solution for that original question:
#include "fivewin.ch"REQUEST ...

... datasource (eg. the DBF Alias() directly) and querying a different datasource (eg. the Database Object).
In this case, while the xbrowse navigates the DBF alias, the Database Object's buffer still contains the values of the first record unchanged.
Please make sure to use the clause ...

... mailed to the approver
2- The approver clicks on the e-mail embeded link ( unc ) which starts the shared network application
3- the supervisor navigates to the request and approves the Travel and then the requester gets his approval via another generated silent e-mail driven from the application ...

... mouse over row, pick the text and re-
navicate to the current row, which is confusing and error-prone.
In case of bCellToolTip, xbrowse first navigates to the mouse
over row and then evaluates the codeblock with mouse over column
object as parameter and returns to the current row. This ...

... mode where pressing a data key triggers edit and after edit the next editable cell is ready for edit.

We can also configure xbrowse to use excel style edit. In this case F2 key triggers edit and enter key navigates to next cell and we can tell the users that if they know excel, they know xbrowse.

... URL creates a new tab each time ?

If you do not mind setting IE to visible and watch the browser to see if it spins off a new tab each time it navigates to the same URL .. if it does not .. I see nothing wrong with your code ..

Still curious what your browser is looking for and how you evaluate ...