Example 2: Global History Manager
NCSA Mosaic for Windows maintains a session history list, but not a
global history list. That is, it keeps track of all URLs visited
since it was launched, but
does not keep track of all URLs ever
visited.
This Visual Basic application adds global history capability
to Mosaic by making use of the CCI.
Overview of features
- Drag-and-drop manipulation of URLs in global history list
- Ability to save global history list as an HTML file
- Ability to annotate URLs
Commands
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Append current URL
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Adds the URL of the document currently displayed in Mosaic to the
global history list.
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Append current history
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Adds Mosaic's entire session history list to the global history list.
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Launch selected URL
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Tells Mosaic to load the document with the selected URL.
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Save as HTML
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Saves the global history list to a file in HTML format, so it can be
loaded into Mosaic.
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Exit
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Quits the Global History Manager
Visual Basic Source Code
Note: This application is under development as these tutorial
notes are being written. Complete source code will be available at
the actual tutorial.
WWW'95 Tutorial, Darmstadt, 10 Apr 1995
Briand Sanderson
(briand@ncsa.uiuc.edu)
Tom Magliery
(mag@ncsa.uiuc.edu)