Keynote html export edit link

I have a keynote presentation, let's call it doggie, I exported as html. It created a doggie.html file and and folder doggie_slides. No problems.
What I want to do is modify the "home" button to jump to an external linked file instead of going to the first slide. I see it's javascript and a "onclick" command.
I know I'm in the right place because I can make the "home" button go to a different slide rather than the first one. I'm editing the code in BBedit.
Can anyone give me advice on how to modify the "onclick" command so it goes to whatever url I put in?
Much obliged
MJ
g4 Mac OS X (10.4) Keynote 2

Hello! I have a real fix to this issue.
Open the the player.js file and find the o an u varibles and hard code a resolution, I chose 1280x1024. Choose anything you want it will all work. There's some issue with the varibles that are being passed because as soon as you hard code a resolution it works across the board... All browsers are good.
o=document.viewport.getWidth();
u=document.viewport.getHeight();
are the varibles that you must change... I changed mine to:
o=1280;
u=1024;
and it worked like a charm.
Cheers!
Scott

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Nice conversation I do not expect that TLF covers the full HTML standard. After all, browsers are too good when it comes to HTML rendering...
with varying degrees of fidelity.
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abhishek.g wrote: Hi Marc,
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TLF supports many different markup formats (TLF, FXG, Plain text, HTML) with varying degrees of fidelity. It would simply not do to compare HTML because there isn't a 1:1 correspondence between TLF and HTML capabilities. From that perspective, TLF format would be your best bet though I realize there is the problem of inconsistent attribute order.
Perhaps your scenario is better addressed by having utilities to compare TextFlow instances rather than comparing corresponding markup (this needs additional thought).
As for HTML import/export, it is obviously be beyond TLF's scope to implement the full HTML standard. The current implementation is loosely based on the HTML capabilities of flash.text.TextField (see htmlText property), which itself is a small subset of the standard, and deviates from it in some ways. When you say HTML support is not ready for prime time, are you referring to this limited scope, or have you encountered specific bugs in the implementation? If the former, I'd like to know what your expectations are. If the latter, please report them.
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