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Used to make the specified HTML control display an HTML from a URL address, a local file, or navigate back/forward in navigation history.
Also allows to refresh the current content or stop the current content loading process.
Parameters
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| HTML Control <unquoted string> |
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The HTML control to make the navigation. |
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| Navigation Type <numeric> |
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The type of navigation to perform. The possible values are: |
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- Address. This option allows navigation to a specified address.
- Back. This option navigates back in navigation history, like in typical web browsers.
- Forward. This option navigates forward in navigation history, like in typical web browsers.
- Stop. This option stops loading the current web page, like in typical web browsers.
- Refresh. This option reloads the current webpage, like in typical web browsers.
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The next parameters are only valid when Navigation Type is "1-Address" |
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| Mode <numeric> |
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The HTTP request type to make. It can be either a "1-GET" or a "2-POST" request. Normally to show a webpage you would use "GET", but POST can be used to POST data to a webserver, like a form data. |
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| Address <string> |
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The address of the HTML content to load. It can be an web address, like "http://www.google.pt", but it can also be used to load local data, for example:
"file://"+PFOLDER+"\MyPage.html" will load the "MyPage.html" from the project folder. |
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| Additional Header <string> |
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Additional HTTP headers to send in the request to the webserver. |
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| Encoding <numeric> |
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Encoding for the Post Data if Post Data is specified. Valid options are: 1-utf-8, 2-utf-7, 3-ansi, 4-unicode (UTF16), 5-bytes (raw bytes are sent, no encoding is performed) |
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Post Data <string>
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Post Data to send in the request to the webserver. This is only valid if the request mode is "2-POST".
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- Additional Headers on Win32 do not override default headers.
- On Android additional headers key may be changed to lowercase, but this does not violate HTTP standard (see RFC 7230, section 3.2).
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Updated: 8/19/2019 11:29 AM
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