Hi,
I found how to set the HTMLViewer.UserAgent, but what I want is to get it.
Ideas ?
From what I can see, HTMLViewer has no UserAgent default value.
Otherwise, when it has been set, you get it by HTMLViewer.UserAgent as string
Hi Michel,
as far as I can see, Safari (last for 10.8.5) have one. It also can be modified (in the development menu).
BTW: the HTMLViewer.UserAgent page displays a used OS X that is 10.5.8.
We all know that Xojo does not runs anymore below 10.7.
That was the Sunday joke.
I do not had internet while I was working with USerAgent, yesterday. Now, with Michel answer and SubWay Wifi, I get two entries in wikipedia:
User-Agent (US) and User-Agent more complete because it gives now to get the user agent for a lot of development environments (VB6 for example).
[quote=94090:@Emile Schwarz]as far as I can see, Safari (last for 10.8.5) have one. It also can be modified (in the development menu).
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Apparently, in Native mode, the HTMLViewer reports the same as the default browser.
I built a WE app and monitored the user agent the HTTPViewer sent : Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_9_3) AppleWebKit/537.75.14 (KHTML, like Gecko)
Now, it would make sense that the default property reported by HTMLViewer.UserAgent be the same. Instead, it is empty. Could be considered a bug, as the LR just says nothing about that incongruity.
HTMLViewer on Mac, Win or Linux? With(out) WebKit?
HTMLViewer.UserAgent is said by the LR to work only on Mac. And I checked on Mac.
Me too.
for Windows, I have in plugin a function:
MsgBox HTMLViewer1.IENavigatorUserAgentMBS
[quote=94117:@Christian Schmitz]for Windows, I have in plugin a function:
MsgBox HTMLViewer1.IENavigatorUserAgentMBS[/quote]
What about WebKit on Windows? The built-in Xojo UserAgent only works on Mac OS X and is ignored in Windows.