How do I link to a topic in my project from our corporate logo in the WebHelp toolbar? I see an OnClick for Javascript in the Properties for the Logo (Styles > Toolbar Item > Logo). Is there javascript I can enter in OnClick to go to a topic in my project? I want to use this instead of the About Box, since you can't link from there. I don't just want to put an image of the text or a URL to our corporate site, either.
Thanks.
Link to topic from logo in WebHelp toolbar
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Link to topic from logo in WebHelp toolbar
Gina G. Wadley, M.Ed.
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"The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do." -- Thomas Jefferson
Re: Link to topic from logo in WebHelp toolbar
This should work for a Topic toolbar or a WebHelp toolbar:
Change the link URL for the topic that you want to display - this example would open a file called YourTopic.htm in the Content folder.
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window.top.body.location='../Content/YourTopic.htm';-
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Re: Link to topic from logo in WebHelp toolbar
Dave Lee,
You are a genius! (That's what I call our developers when they make me HAPPY!!!). It worked! You have to build the WebHelp to see it though, as it doesn't show up in the skin preview for WebHelp. I intend to use this as an alternative to the About box, since you can't apparently add text -- just an image.
Thank you!
You are a genius! (That's what I call our developers when they make me HAPPY!!!). It worked! You have to build the WebHelp to see it though, as it doesn't show up in the skin preview for WebHelp. I intend to use this as an alternative to the About box, since you can't apparently add text -- just an image.
Thank you!
Gina G. Wadley, M.Ed.
Staff Information Developer
http://www.ifcatscouldwrite.com
"The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do." -- Thomas Jefferson
Staff Information Developer
http://www.ifcatscouldwrite.com
"The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do." -- Thomas Jefferson