Tried this?

It's possible to use powershell to do that but you're wanting a quicker way I guess?

There are libraries for native rendering but most would cost money for MS to implement.

Grovkillen wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 27, 2024 5:45 pm

Oooh, fingers crossed!

Here's one library I found: http://wptools.de/

https://www.wpcubed.com/pdf/products/pdfviewer/

*double post*

Some thoughts about this?

Bump on a GetIsoTimestamp command :) ISO 8601 defines several formats for representing date and time depending on the use case. Below are the nine main formats covered by the standard: 1. Calendar Date Format: YYYY-MM-DD Example: 2024-09-25 Describes a specific date in a calendar with year, month, a...

I downloaded the image from this example and found out that the Viewer will automatically load a href:ed local html file if clicked: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 400 ClientWidth = 400 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Lef...

I suspect the "-" isn't correct RegEx...

@Marcus. Perhaps look and see what the _OBJ is passing when using the OnObjectClick? It seems to lock MS if used.

Cluster buttons on the right side, test to resize the dialog and you'll see that the buttons adapt. Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 220 ClientWidth = 250 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Left = 0 Top = 0 Width = 250 Height ...

One button is in the lower left while the other one is in the lower right: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 220 ClientWidth = 250 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Left = 0 Top = 0 Width = 250 Height = 220 Anchors = [akLeft, ...

Not sure about the use-case but here's a way of adding buttons with data stored in the forms attributes: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 220 ClientWidth = 250 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Left = 0 Top = 0 Width = 250 He...

Snippet with multiple submit/forms: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 220 ClientWidth = 250 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Left = 0 Top = 0 Width = 250 Height = 220 Anchors = [akLeft, akTop, akRight, akBottom] end end EndDi...

Just the same example but with some extra style and settings for elements (nowrap etc.): Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 220 ClientWidth = 250 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Left = 0 Top = 0 Width = 250 Height = 220 Ancho...

Here's a more in-depth code snippet for inspiration: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 220 ClientWidth = 250 object MSHTMLViewer1: tMSHTMLViewer Left = 0 Top = 0 Width = 250 Height = 220 Anchors = [akLeft, akTop, akRight, akBott...