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Hmmm that fixed the error and appears to be formatting the link correctly. What I am trying to do is create a widget for mac os 10.4 so far the only way I have found to get a widget to open up a link in safari is javascript:widget.openURL
From what I can tell the php file is doing it's job perfectly. Here's an example of a link that it's pumping out. Code:
<a href="javascript:widget.openURL('http://www.xblteams.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4257')">Call of Duty screenshots</a> Code:
<a href="javascript:widget.openURL('http://www.xblteams.com/')">Xblteams.com</a> here's the body of the widget Code:
<body background="Default.png"> <table cellpadding="20"> <tr><td> <IFRAME SRC="http://www.xblteams.com/widget.php" WIDTH=180 HEIGHT=240> </IFRAME> </td></tr></table> </body> Code:
<a href="javascript:widget.openURL('http://www.xblteams.com/')">Xblteams.com</a> Is there a better way to load the links in? widgets support javascript, and html. |
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