I wish to hide the standard toolbar and have buttons located in my HTML pages instead. I have successfully created links that perform functions like back, forward, refresh, etc., but I have had problems setting up standard HTML buttons. For example...
Link: <a href="##FORWARD()">Forward</a> works fine.
Button: <input type="button" value="Forward" onclick="location.href='##FORWARD()'"> also seems to work.
However...
Link: <a href="##OPEN('{app}\subfolder\program.exe')">Launch Program</a> works fine.
Button: <input type="button" value="Launch Program" onclick="##OPEN('{app}\subfolder\program.exe')"> generates a script error on load and does not work.
Two questions:
How do I properly code a button that uses ##OPEN?
Are there other ways to code buttons like my "Forward" example above that are better than the way I did it?
Your suggestion certainly will work. If you have a lot of pages in your ebook you'll save a lot of time by using Activ's script. By using Activ's script you can have the 'Previous' and 'Next' buttons move to the appropriate file in Activ's file line-up.
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