When we see links on other people's web pages that enable, print, forward, save as, back, close this window, disable right-click, and so on to implement browser commands, are you sorry? Do you also want to implement it? It would be interesting to implement browser commands on the webpage! Next, let's take a look at how to use Javascript code to implement browser menu commands (the following code is successfully debugged in a Windows XP browser ).
1. Implementation of commands in the [File (F)] menu
1. Implementation of the Open Command
[Format]: document.exe cCommand ("open ")
[Note] this is similar to the webbrowser control commands in programming design such as VB. You can also consider it here.
[Example] add the following content between <body> </body>:
<A href = "#" onclickappsdocument.exe cCommand ("open")> open </a>
2. Implementation of the command 'use notepad edit'
[Format]: location. replace ("view-source:" + location)
[Note] Open Notepad and show the source code of the webpage in Notepad.
[Example] add the following content between <body> </body>:
<A href = "#" onclick = location. replace ("view-source:" + location)> edit with notepad </a>
3. Implementation of the "save as" command
[Format]: document.exe cCommand ("saveAs ")
[Note] Save the webpage to another directory on the local disk!
[Example] add the following content between <body> </body>:
<A href = "#" onclickappsdocument.exe cCommand ("saveAs")> save as </a>
4. Implementation of the *** print *** command
[Format]: document.exe cCommand ("print ")
[Note] of course, you must have installed a printer!
[Example] add the following content between <body> </body>:
<A href = "#" onclickappsdocument.exe cCommand ("print")> print </a>
5. Implementation of the "close" command
[Format]: window. close (); return false
[Note] this window will be closed.
[Example] add the following content between <body> </body>:
<A href = "#" onclick = window. close (); return false)> close this window </a>
II. Implementation of commands in the [edit (E)] menu
Implementation of the command
[Format]: document.exe cCommand ("selectAll ")
