Link to external URL from online swf

Is there any way to link to an external URL from your flash
site without having the flashplayer prompt you to change your
settings and allow access to that page? (this only applies to swfs
viewed through a browser)
the only way around this i've found isn't very useful - you
have to put a small xml file on the host server where the page you
want to link to is located. i seriously doubt every site you want
to link to will allow you to put an xml file on their host server
just so you can link to their page. the code in the xml file just
tells flashplayer that the site you are trying to access is safe.
it's called crossdomain.xml
anyone have an answer?
thanks!

no it doesn't. getURL() causes no security issues unless you
try to open the html locally and (try to) access something on the
internet.
unless your "flash site" is your local computer there is no
security issue. if your local computer is an internet server, you
just need to set the security settings for your local file and give
it permission to access the internet zone.

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Link to external URL from flash site

Is there any way to link to an external URL from your flash
site without having the flashplayer prompt you to change your
settings and allow access to that page? (this only applies to swfs
viewed through a browser)
the only way around this i've found isn't very useful - you
have to put a small xml file on the host server where the page you
want to link to is located. i seriously doubt every site you want
to link to will allow you to put an xml file on their host server
just so you can link to their page. the code in the xml file just
tells flashplayer that the site you are trying to access is safe.
it's called crossdomain.xml
anyone have an answer?
thanks!

This question was answered by kglad, on Saturday, August 11,
2007 10:13 AM
Answer
no it doesn't. getURL() causes no security issues unless you
try to open the html locally and (try to) access something on the
internet.
unless your "flash site" is your local computer there is no
security issue. if your local computer is an internet server, you
just need to set the security settings for your local file and give
it permission to access the internet zone.

I feel like a rookie but, can someone tell me how to create links to external URLs in Muse?

I want to attach the link to text which gives the name of the site. I am not an idiot, just unfamiliar with the program. I have looked through the learning videos but cannot find anything that specifically relates to my question. I appreciate any help I can get. Thank you, in advance, for any assistance.
Sue

I am unable to open the screen shots as I keep getting a message saying that I am not using the correct program. Can you tell me which program I should use? Thank you.
Sue
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 10:48:46 -0700
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good question sue, and well done to all for how to do links.
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Open external URL from Homepage Framework

Hi,
We are building our new ESS functionality with Homepage Framework and I need to create some links to external URL. I would like them to open in a different window with no portal header at all. They should appear as services listed in the menu area. While this seems easy, I had tried several things with no success.
First, I created an URL iview in portal content. I marked the option "launch in external window" to Open in a separate window.
I create a resource that pointed to this Iview, and linked resource with a "java webdynpro" service, service with subarea and subarea with area. The service link is displayed correctly but it is always opened in the portal page, not in a different one. Have i forgotten any parameter that would make this work?
A second approach was to create a resource that includes the URL and an associated service, marked as "Direct URL launched in separate window".
This succeds in calling the URL in a differeny window but it adds some strange parameters at the end. So instead of calling http://www.google.com it calls something like http://www.google.com?sap-ext-sid=2J*HeTVW7295w3QWBZhQow--
jQDfzgrDHRt*yZ87GlXsgA--%2Fpcd%3Aportal_content%2Fcom.bshg%2Fpct%2Fhcm%
2FEURO%2FES%2FESS%2Froles%2Fcom.bshg.hcm.ess-es%2FESS%
2Fcom.bshg.hcm.infoLinks%2Fsap.com%2Fpcui_gp%7Exssutils%2FXssMenuArea%
2Fbase&sap-wd-arfc-useSys=SAP_R3_SelfServiceGenerics%3AHR0&sap-wd-
cltwndid=WID1325147123879&sap-accessibility&sap-locale=es&sap-rtl&sap-
epcm-guid=validate&sap-wd-renderMode=viewArea&sap-pp-
consumerBaseURL=http%3A%2F%2Fu3d.bshg.com%3A80&sap-ep-
version=7.0108.20110207041646.0000&sap-wd-tstamp=1325147150353&sap-
cssversion=7.11.7.30.0&sap-pp-producerid=com.bshg.BSHG_HCM_EMEA&sap-wd-
app-namespace=zzzz&sap-cssurl=http%3A%2F%2Fu3d.bshg.com%3A80%2Firj%
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2Fcustomer%2Fbsh%2Fur%2Fur_ie6.css%3F7.1.8.0.1&sap-wd-finish-
rendering=false
While some pages can ignore those extra parameters, in other cases, this causes a "page not found" error.
Any ideas on how to solve this problem?
Many thanks in advance to all.

Hi Daniel,
Define Resource: you have to mention all the below details
1. object name :http:// (url ).
2.window name: "".
3.window Property : target="_blank".
and also check define service:
service type: Direct url launched in a seperate window.
And assign resouce to service -
>
service to sub area--->
sub area to area---->
area to areagroup.
hope it helps............,
Thanks,
cbr.

Navigate to external URL from secured APEX server

NOTE I am using the internal Oracle APEX server to host my application, so it may be possible that you will have to be an Oracle employee with the same access, or using a similar setup, in order to respond. Even if you are not, if you feel inclined to "take a swing" at it, keep this in mind.
Hi all,
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begin
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</script>');
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I would like to launch another properly-sized (default) browser window rather than replace the existing window pointing to the URL for the selected application.
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If you are an oracle employee and wish to contact me directly, please email me at [email protected]
Crossing my fingers and hoping someone has done this before.
Many thanks in advance; your useful contribution will actually contribute to lessening the world's INSOMINA factor considerably (mostly mine). ;)

>
I would like to launch another properly-sized (default) browser window rather than replace the existing window pointing to the URL for the selected application.
I have also tried using the owa.util code to try to generate the proper URL but was likewise unsuccessful.
>
Opening a URL in a new tab or window has to happen in the browser, without submitting the page. The server doesn't know about browser windows. Use:
onchange="window.open(this.value);" in the HTML Form Element Attributes property of <tt>P0_PRODUCT_PAGES</tt> (making the "Go" button unnecessary), or, if the "Go" button is required to match the LAF:
onclick="window.open($v('P0_PRODUCT_PAGES'));"in the button Attributes property, ensuring the button is a template button including the <tt>#BUTTON_ATTRIBUTES#</tt> substitution string, e.g.
<input type="button" value="#LABEL#" #BUTTON_ATTRIBUTES# />Ensure that absolute URLs are used in the <tt>P0_PRODUCT_PAGES</tt> where necessary, specifying the correct scheme for the site, so that you are not trying to go to <tt>{noformat}https://apex.oraclecorp.com/pls/apex/www.google.com{noformat}</tt> for example:
f?FOO:BAR:&APP_SESSION. // other APEX app hosted on apex.oraclecorp.com sharing the same authentication scheme
https://foo.oraclecorp.com // other secured internal site
http://www.google.com // unsecured external site

Opening an external URL from the Web UI

Hello,
I want to use the Web UI in order to open an external URL.
I know it can be done easily using JavaScript, but the URL is generated from one of the page controller methods, and I want to open it directly from there.
I know that there's the Window Manager in the Component Controller, that can open popup windows, but none of it's methods receive an external URL.
So how can I open an external URL from the Web UI methods?
Thanks,
Udi.

Hi,
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in your implamentation class of the view you add a preotected method OP_TO_X with the code
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Do view life time and view recent property apply for external URL from crawling?

Hi All,
I wonder that do viewlifetime count and viewrecents apply for the external URL from the crawler?
I saw it does work for local SharePoint URL but not too sure for the external URL.
And in that case, is it possible to sort the search result by viewlifetime/viewrecent for both Local SharePoint Sites and External Site from crawler?
Best Regards,
Andy

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to use viewliftime and viewrecent property when crawing external URL.
Per my knowleage, the viewlifetime and viewrecent property does not apply for external URL from crawling.
In my environment, I can edit the refinement panel in search center page to display viewlifetime and viewrecent when I crawl SharePoint Sites.
However, when I crawl external site, in the search center page, I cannot get any information about the result items.
Here is a great blog about how to crawl external site for your reference:
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Linking to external URL using POST from a button in APEX

APEX Experts
Does anyone know how to link to an external URL using POST rather than GET behind an APEX button? I'm pretty sure there must be a javascript call but I'm a real newbie to both APEX and Javascript.
Also does anyone know why APEX decodes an encoded URL before sending it out and how to stop it?
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I did something similar recently but it was in .NET.
Hopefully someone else here can help you do with Apex and Oracle. I am new to both.
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I am sure there is more to it than that, but it gives the general outline of how to post to another site dynamically. Hopefully someone else can fill in the rest.

To open an external URL from your application

Hello All,
Please guide me in below scenario as I am new to SAP UI5.
I have created a SHELL application with 5 tabs.
We have a requirement where on clicking of a tab in the application it should open an external url. I am using "link" element of sap.ui.commons library. On press of link to action function I am using below code to open external url content.
location.href = "http://google.com";
It is opening in the same tab but I have been navigated away from my application.
As per the requirement external url content should be opened without navigating away from my application.
I am attaching the screenshot.
Thanks
Ansuman

Hi Jagadeesh,
See this code for reference.
This is my view.
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Regards
Dhananjay

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I have Web Dynpro application, which shows one button called 'Navigate' and 'Close'.
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When I click the button 'Navigate', I want to display some external url (ex: http://www.google.com) in the same window.
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I can add links within the iBook content, but if they're added inside an HTML widget, the new page loads *inside* the widget itself, with no ability to navigate back etc.
Is there any way to have external links inside an HTML widget open in Safari?
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We have a link from our intranet to the CP page I made on our LAN. The troublesome button link is on the CP page.
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Enabling the download of apps from other web site is a great feature of Melrose: other stores don’t have this feature. To enable download for other websites, it’s best to create an AIR install badge (see http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/air_badge_install.html) and host it on the website. The AIR install badge will point to the Adobe repository. The great thing about the AIR install badge is it handles both the installation of the AIR runtime and the installation of your app.
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Take a look a the AIR install badge process, create the install badge on the website, point the badge to the Melrose app repository, and I think will find you can easily distribute your app on any website.

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Hello PPM Experts,
We want few of the cProject objects (e.g. checklist items, tasks) to point out to an external web pages (i.e. URL).
I guess I need to use "object links" tab for this and define a custom object type (say, ZEXTURL) in the IMG node 'Define Object Types for Object Links'.
Is this a correct approach or is there any other way?
Also, for the object link ZEXTURL, please let me know what should I enter in following fields of the IMG node.
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We want to achieve this without any coding / custom development. Please let me know whether that would be possible.
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Bhushan

Hello Bhushan,
Object links are intended for links with other SAP modules or systems. For example, you can link a task in PPM with a PS Network in an ERP. PPM and ERP can be either installed together or on different SAP systems. In order to find development-free object links possibilities, search for "CL_R3_OLR3*" classes in your system.
My point is, if you want to create a custom object type (ZEXTURL), you'll have to write some coding. Although, in the Object Links database table, the actual information related to an object (E.g. some master data fields for a Material) is saved in xml format. Therefore you don't need an additional database table, but you'll have to create your OLR3 class.
To be honest, I only had to do this once. Even though I had the job done, it might be that my solution isn't optimal.
Good luck and if you find an alternative, please share it!
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