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The first part I didn't, but the bottom half about placing the variables did! Thanks a lot. I also think you should use variables when you have multiple buttons linking to the same site., if you know what I mean. I.E., one links to http://www.quinnyblog.com/index.html, while another links to...

Wait... wait... wait. Did some more ADC research and found that this works: function openURL(section) { if (widget) { widget.openURL('http://www.quinnyblog.com' + section); } } ...when put into the [WidgetName].js file at the bottom. To avoid...

Parse error. It's got something to do with widget.openURL( “http://www.google.com” );

Would it be possible, in Dashcode for Leopard, to create a glass button on a widget to be linked to a URL? Thanks in advance. ~Qbkd10

Anything more simple?

Would it be possible to link a button in an IB project to an AppleScript? Thanks in advance.

Wait, just another question, how would you go about doing this with AppleScripts as opposed to opening windows? EDIT: Never mind. I'll just post a new thread.

OK, works now, thanks guys!

Yeah, no connections. Triple-checked. Something's really weird here...

Nah, that's not helping, it won't let me make a connection between the button and the window's instance. Any other ideas?

I am creating a very basic application for the Mac in Cocoa, and I am trying to link an NSButton instance to open a window. How would I go about this in IB3?

Hey all, just checking in here with another question. Here it is: Will partitioning an iPod take away some of its functionality? If so, what parts does it take away? Will I be able to restore those functions, if any are missing? Thanks guys, once again.

I am currently working on a Currency Converter Application for Mac OS X 10.5, but cannot seem to get a Cocoa Objective-C 2.0 class file imported into an Inerface Builder Project. Does anyone know what is wrong? It just happened very suddenly...

Hi Guys, Thanks for helping me with my little problem. And, Reggie, it wasn't your program that was screwing it up, it was a screen recorder that saved 20 hours of screentime in one video totaling 15.8GB! Thanks, Satcomer, for directing me to WhatSize, it helped be root out the bugger. Sorry...

I did empty the trash but no avail.

*Sigh*... I went into my system and found the AppDelete log - only 8KB. The rest of the logs in there are only 4KB. Did I delete a system file that keeps track of that kind of stuff or what?

I recently installed a program called AppDelete. I deleted a few apps that I no longer use. I went back to check how much space I had left - ONLY 3.85 GB (down from 20 GB!!!!) Please help me as quickly as possible, thanks in advance!