The following code works fine but iT opens a new tab each time it is exexuted using IE9. Hoping that it is possible to open in an existing tab if available.
Excerpt:
STRING "start " DELIMITED BY SIZE
"https://www.[any website goes here].com" DELIMITED BY SIZE
INTO WS-FIELD
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.
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CALL "C$SYSTEM" USING WS-FIELD ,
201
The following code works fine but iT opens a new tab each time it is exexuted using IE9. Hoping that it is possible to open in an existing tab if available.
Excerpt:
STRING "start " DELIMITED BY SIZE
"https://www.[any website goes here].com" DELIMITED BY SIZE
INTO WS-FIELD
.
.
.
CALL "C$SYSTEM" USING WS-FIELD ,
201
The syntax you are using is just like typing a command into a command prompt. One way you could do what you are asking is for the COBOL program to provide the browser, with ACUCOBOL-GT you can use a browser control (which is IE) and have this control in a window, ou could inquire on the control to see which url it has open and then allow the user to open an additional url.
The following code works fine but iT opens a new tab each time it is exexuted using IE9. Hoping that it is possible to open in an existing tab if available.
Excerpt:
STRING "start " DELIMITED BY SIZE
"https://www.[any website goes here].com" DELIMITED BY SIZE
INTO WS-FIELD
.
.
.
CALL "C$SYSTEM" USING WS-FIELD ,
201
it's a user option how/where new pages are opened in the browser. It give no parameter api-function where you can define it.
And i don't think that a user want that his current website is changed from an external program.
The only way is the Browser Control... i tested it long ago and had several problems with complex websites which dosn't work correct in the browser control.
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