Hi, Posting this here incase anyone else hadn't thought of this before. There are a number of exciting things that would be possible with a web page & usable links within YaST. The registration module just launches an external browser. There is of course the Rich Text widget that provides a useful subset of html, and by combining with the xdg-open utility we can have links that open in the appropriate browser or application for the user's desktop environment. e.g. a link to a webpage will open in konqueror/firefox depending on user's browser. Link to a pdf would open in kpdf on KDE, link to an irc:// link would open in konversation/xchat etc. Sample code: { string OPEN_CMD = "xdg-open"; UI::OpenDialog(`opt(`centered), `MinHeight(22, `MinWidth(68, `VBox( `RichText(`id(`rtext),"") ) ) ) ); UI::ChangeWidget(`rtext,`Value,"
\ <h1>Browser demo</h1>\ <p>Example of page with functional links within YaST</p>\ <li>http://example.com\">This link should open in your browser</a></li>\ <li>This link should connect you to the YaST channel</a></li>\ <li>http://wiki.novell.com/images/d/d8/Quick_Reference_11_UNIX-Linux_Troubleshooting.pdf\">This link should open in your PDF viewer</a></li>\ </body>"); any input = UI::UserInput(); while(is(input,string)) { SCR::Execute(.target.bash, OPEN_CMD + " '" + (string)input + "'"); input = UI::UserInput(); } } You can do relatively complex things, for example here is a screenshot of yaloki's irc support page running inside YaST http://bw.uwcs.co.uk/yast-browser-qt.png . Minor annoyances include requiring absolute paths for images. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do this even better, or potential applications for this? _ Benjamin Weber -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: yast-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: yast-devel+help@opensuse.org