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| Civilians | Hi all I have an access97 application to manage addresses. for each address i can click on a commandbutton and the internet explorer opens a management webpage where further address information can be edited. For this i use the Application.FollowHyperlink command. When i change the address in access97 and again clicking on the button a new internet explorer window opens. But my idea is, that always the same internet explorer window should open. How can I ensure, that by clicking on the commandbutton always the same internet explorer window (re)opens and only the content changes? Thank you in advance Adrian |
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| Civilians | Here's another angle to opening a web page from A97 which always seems to reuse the same explorer window. Instead of using FollowHyperlink, put the URL into the hyperlink property of the command button itself. e.g. thus: If Left(me.txtURL, 4) = "http" Then Me.cmdOpenWebPage.HyperlinkAddress = WebText Else Me.cmdOpenWebPage.HyperlinkAddress = "http://" & WebText End If It's slightly more complicated - you have to call the code whenever the record changes - but it may be a way to achieve the result. (Might also have to immediately hide the Web toolbar that will annoyingly appear) |
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