23 docs tagged with "browser widget"

Controls if the browser should allow media files to be played embedded in the page.

Controls whether the browser responds to user interaction.

This widget displays web content within a native web browser view. The browser widget can display HTML content generated in LiveCode, or fetch content over the Internet. It supports JavaScript and allows for interaction between LiveCode scripts and JavaScript code. The [browser SVG icon](https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/309064/browser_globe_international_internet_web_world_icon) is copyright Ivan Boyko, and is licensed under the terms of the [Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).

Sent when a document begins loading in the browser.

Sent when a document has completed loading in the browser.

Sent when a document has failed to load in the browser.

Sent when a document begins loading in a frame of the browser.

Sent when a document has completed loading in a frame of the browser.

Sent when a document has failed to load in a frame of the browser.

Sent when the browser begins navigation to a new page.

Sent when the browser successfully navigates to a new page.

Sent when the browser has failed to navigate to a new page.

Sent when the load progress of the current document changes.

Sent when the browser is unable to handle a load request.

Controls the visibility of the browser's horizontal scrollbar.

The HTML text of the content displayed by the browser.

Indicates if all resources in the current document have been loaded through securely encrypted connections.

A list of LiveCode handlers that are made available to JavaScript calls within the browser.

Controls if the browser should allow media files to require user action to play.

Controls whether the browser draws a background.

The URL displayed by the browser.

The identifier sent by the browser when fetching content from remote URLs.

Controls the visibility of the browser's vertical scrollbar.