ok, looking at it... prob can do file://
I think this is for mitch, or whoever else worked on this plugin,
I'm trying to get the plugin to load my 'homepage' on startup, but the problem is my homepage is an html file stored on local disk. The plugin loads I.E. but does not go to the page set up as IE default (in my case c:\startpage.html ) but loads a blank page. setting the homepage to "file:///blah" in the skin.ini results in cannot load page, because it seems the plugin is automatically shoving an http:// prefix in front.
Currently my only working solution to this is to run a very tiny http server and set my homepage as localhost:8080/startpage.html
as you could imagine on a car pc, you really dont want to be running extra processes and servers that just take up extra cpu/ram.
could you tweak the code or provide source so that either:
1. when loading "WEB" I.E. goes to its own default homepage, unless WEBGOHOME is called instead
2. check for a "file:///" when parsing skin.ini to not throw the http:// in front of the string
thanks,
mike
ok, looking at it... prob can do file://
Last edited by mitchjs; 03-17-2012 at 08:06 PM.
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Mitch
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ITS not IE btw, its using the IE Engine...
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Mitch
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"Did you test it in carwings??"
Sun, Come shine my way
May healing waters bury all my pain
Wind, Carry me home
The fabric of reality is tearing apart
The piece of me that died
Will return To live again
added support for
file:///
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7kprao1it51ol3t/45d5pH85Ul
Last edited by mitchjs; 03-17-2012 at 08:18 PM.
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Mitch
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"Did you test it in carwings??"
Sun, Come shine my way
May healing waters bury all my pain
Wind, Carry me home
The fabric of reality is tearing apart
The piece of me that died
Will return To live again
awesome, thanks!
next time i pull the car up far enough in the garage to reach the ethernet cable i'll test it out and let you know how it goes.
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