[russophile]

Hello

Can someone please help me. The code below
works as it should, sort of, it creates the new
browser and loads the urls all right but it takes
place in the background ... how ÷ÄÖ”÷$”
do I programmatically activate the new browser
when the script has run ?? or even before

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property theUrls : {"http://members.easynews.com/global4/search.html", ¬
"http://members.easynews.com/group.html?group=alt.binaries.e-book.technical", ¬
"http://members.easynews.com/group.html?group=alt.binaries.mac.applications", ¬
"http://members.easynews.com/group.html?group=alt.binaries.mac.osx.apps"}

tell application "OmniWeb"
set nyBrowser to make new browser at end of browsers with properties ¬ {address:"http://members.easynews.com/index.html?favorite=1"}
repeat with i from 1 to count of the theUrls
tell nyBrowser to make new tab at end of tabs with properties {address:item i of theUrls}
end repeat
end tell
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Regards
Russophile

[Handycam]

Don't you just need to add "activate" before the "end tell"?

[russophile]

Originally Posted by Handycam

Don't you just need to add "activate" before the "end tell"?

No it doesn't work, and neither does eg. "tell nyBrowser to activate"

The new browser is created in and stays in the BG :(

[troyb]

You're telling the browser to be created at the very back of your browser windows with this line:

set nyBrowser to make new browser at end of browsers

Try using "beginning" instead of end.

[russophile]

Originally Posted by troyb

You're telling the browser to be created at the very back of your browser windows with this line:

set nyBrowser to make new browser at end of browsers

Try using "beginning" instead of end.

Indeed, that did it
thanks !