Re: right click menu
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Wed, 28 Aug 2002 18:04:20 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: right click menu | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.doc.chm |
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> I recently looked over the php manual. I am not sure if this was
> purposefully left out but why when you right click are you denied access
to
> view the source code? It should at least be an option... shouldn't it?
>
> <form>
> <input type="button" value="View Source"
> onClick= 'window.location = "view-source:" + window.location.href' >
> </form>
>
> something like this could be used. although I don't think a button would
fit
> in well.
As far as I know I tried this out, but it does not work at all, as
the CHM uses it's special protocol, and it cannot be mixed with
view-source for some reason... BTW as you say this I'll try this again,
and will include this option if it works. One of the main reasons this
sample features the CTRL switch for context menus is that I needed quick
access to view source many times ;)
> I also think the search is a little confusing. It doesn't really explain
> what the search is for. I searched for a function and expected it to come
up
> in the php manual. I happened to be online at the time but when the
dial-up
> connection box pops up it is very annoying.
All the online functions are hidden if you specify that you would not like
to see online functions. I thought about a good way to test on the fly if
you have a connection, but that would require a remote site to be tried to
be loaded in, and that would pop up your connection dialog box every time.
AFAIK IE does not provide a property to get online status.
The search for selection text's clearly show, that they will search on
Google/ATW, and the search forms display the Google/ATW logos so they
seemed to be clear enough for me... There is no way AFAIK to issue a
search in the FTS box or in the index from an HTML page, so it was not
an option...
Goba