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i do not understand what you just said zap

How does that work?? Where would you put the actual content you want to display in the browser (load html, not navigate) within all those frame tags? Am I correct in that this is supposed to show everything the browser is showing just not the URL address bar? Basically I use the load HTML command an awful lot and would love to get rid of the address bar when I do so.

John did you do that watching a variable, or just pasting that code into your html panel?? I have no idea why you pasted the code like that, it should be like this <div variable="#link" fillwith="innertext"></div> and its output changes dynamically with the variable you're watching... Try using it like I said, because my stat monitor will not parse HTML when watching a variable that contains HTML.

Cool thanks *fingers crossed*

Yes John, my question is how to get the output of the stat monitor to parse html... I know how to place a stat monitor in the ui html panel.

I'm trying to get the stat monitor to display content with HTML in the UI HTML PANEL. For example... Let's say my stat monitor in the ui html panel, is watching variable.... #url Let's say that, #url = <a href="http://www.google.com">google</a> The stat monitor won't parse the HTML, the output would show like, <a href="http://www.google.com">google</a> instead of google Is there any workaround for this?? So the stat monitor in the ui html panel will parse my html?

Eddie said such a thing?? Weird. lol not to mention the standard ui window has a close button, i donno why it would be normal there and ugly in an html window... In fact you don't even have to use the <button> code in the ui html window, you can actually use an image source for your own button. All you need is the onclick= command attached to it, so actually you could make it very nice and quite the opposite of 'ridiculous' as eddie put it. In all reality all there needs to be is an onclick command we can use... onclick="ubot.runScript('close window()')" or something...

I think not, use some creativity. 'Done' 'Ok' What looks ridiculous is NOT having any way to close the window but an 'x' button. Has eddie confirmed he's working on this?

I actually just tried creating a define node, with nothing but a 'close page' command in it. Then ran that custom command via the button HTML, this however also does not work What's weird though, is when you run the 'close page' command via the html button inside the html window, it closes the page in the main browser.... now THAT is weird Any other brilliant ideas? lol

You didn't read my post did you?

sombotay help may

I understand. That's the very reason I build 90% of my HTML (no matter where), using tables and dynamic % widths

I need to include a button within my UI HTML WINDOW that when clicked, will close the window. I understand that x'ing out of the window is fine, but I have a 'done' button at the bottom of my HTML that I'd like to close the window when clicked. Does anyone know how to do this?? If you're not using an HTML window, but rather a standard UI window, you can make a ui button and drag the 'close page' node into it which works, but I can't figure out how to get that to happen in the HTML. Sadly, this does not work <button onclick="javascript:window.close();">DONE</button>

I can get around this using some hide/unhide javascript for now to make everything fit but this is very frustrating... :\

One of my UI html windows has a series of entries, basically a table, 6 columns wide, 10 rows tall, plus a 100px or so graphic at the top. Anyways, if I set the ui html window height to the same height as the entire html document, it's bigger than the computer screen and there's no way to expand/contract the window nor can you scroll down it. I tried adding an overflow:scroll; attribute to a div tag around the HTML in the window, which in all reality 'should' add a scroll bar in the window for anything that flows past it's area. For some reason when you open the ui window after adding th

got it, just gotta put a 'close page' command in a ui button.

I made this for myself, after wanting a quick/easy way to code up the HTML for my UI HTML PANELS. This bot will create the HTML for you, for every UI element you might put in the UI HTML PANEL. You choose your UI element type, set the label, set the variable, and set the values (for drop downs and list boxes.) Click generate code and it will show you an example of your UI element, and the HTML to copy/paste into your bot or html editor. It will generate the HTML for the following types of UI elements, no reference required if you have this bot: Text box Block text Check box Open file

cool i'll do it soon.

But that section seems like it's for advertising... i just wanna post a helpful little ui html thingy... :/

Am I allowed to start a thread and just give a bot away to everyone? No advertising intended I just wanted to share something I made I think everyone would like. I don't want to buy/sell/ or let someone borrow it so can I just create a new thread and include it? I'm only asking because I'm assuming there's some rule somewhere about posting bots, I feel like I read it before but I can't find it.

Is there any particular javascript or other code that can be run in a define command to close a window? So I could possibly create a custom button that just says 'ok' or whatever and the window would close when clicked?

Ok, so this is a bug I'm not doing anything wrong?? I wasn't sure if I was supposed to manually put an OK and CANCEL button within the HTML somehow or if they should be there automatically.

Actually, by default I DO NOT have an OK or a CANCEL button in UI HTML windows. I feel like that's an extremely simple thing to explain. When I create a UI HTML Window, the ONLY button I have to close it is the 'x' button in the top right corner of the window... Imagine Kreatus's picture but WITHOUT ANY BUTTONS, no ok button no cancel button, no buttons.

this isn't working lol, I need some way to have dynamic variable names. Or call them dymanically. Here's a perfect example. I've got a bunch of checkboxes, if then else for each of them. All these checkboxes are in the UI html panel. right now there's about 10 of them but there eventually might be 100 of them. example here... stove: <input variable="#google" type="checkbox" fillwith="checked"> <input variable="#yahoo" type="checkbox" fillwith="checked"> <input variable="#bing" type="checkbox" fillwith="checked"> if box is checked, do this and that.... I gotta do

anyone???