Java Script

Discussion in 'C-Touch/HomeGate/SchedulePlus/PICED Software' started by LCC, Sep 7, 2006.

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    LCC

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    Hi All,

    Just wondering whether it is possible to upload java script to the CTC, due to certain URL pages I have that require it. Also are browsers possible or only on third party devices, regards:)
     
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    There is a browser built into HomeGate.

    Place an internet browser component onto a page.

    I can't remember if JavaScript is enabled or not :(
     
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    Darren Senior Member

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    You will need to transfer this to a Colour C-Touch to test it.

    Me neither...
     
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    I have various browser pages installed, but some such as the main clipsal page require java, also web cams require java, media player or flash player.

    Is it possible to transfer any of these programs into the browser, or am i strecthing the browsers capabilities. Is it designed solely for simply plain web page browsing, any help would be great, regards
     
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    Its designed to try and avoid virii and other nasty internet-borne diseases.

    Flash player should be in there.

    Some of the scripting is... I think Javascript is there but some of the others have been turned off.

    Anybody else using it and able to confirm or deny?

    Downloading ActiveX controls is definitely disabled!
     
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    Stick this somewhere in an HTML page (after the BODY tag) to test it :

    Code:
    <SCRIPT Language="Javascript">
    <!--
    document.write("<HR>JavaScript IS ENABLED<HR>");
    //-->
    </SCRIPT>
    <NOSCRIPT>
    <HR>JavaScript is NOT possible<HR>
    </NOSCRIPT>
    
    Oh, and just a reminder not to confuse Java with JavaScript - they are completely different things.
     
    JohnC, Sep 9, 2006
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