Hi David,
I would like to know how to open an URL with default browser on Windows (Firefox, Chrome...)
with a button inside an HTML control, using AB2 and Electron.
Thanks in advance.
Opening URLs with default browsers
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Hello Asley,
Maybe you want to investigate a bit more, for example, here in this Electron's issue. The basis can be the below piece of code:
Please, post here if you have any further questions!
Thanks David, for your time,
I will give it a try... one more question. I DON'T want to close my app on pressing "Back button" on Android.
How can I avoid this?
Have a nice week.
I will give it a try... one more question. I DON'T want to close my app on pressing "Back button" on Android.
How can I avoid this?
Have a nice week.
Hello Asley,
Prevent the default behaviour of the back button cannot be more easy, just use the below code in the app's "BackButton" event:
However, maybe you already try something like that and cannot see it working... this is due to a bug in DecSoft App Builder, which is has been fixed right now, so, update your copy and try it, Asley.
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