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ljburnham

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We are still on a version of CPS that works in IE 9. The New Hampshire Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs website wants Chrome, Firefox or IE 11. We did upgrade to IE 11 and had to roll back because we couldn't open attachments. Anyway, does anyone have any ideas if a function could be written to call Chrome when a button is clicked in a form that calls the NHPDM website.
Thanks
Laurie

Posted : December 20, 2018 4:52 am

acantu

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You can try this:

chrome:///www.url.com

Or

googlechrome://www.url.com

one of those should work

Posted : December 20, 2018 5:04 am

ljburnham

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Thank you. So it should look like this:?

{RUNSHELLOPEN("google://newhampshire.pmpaware.net/login")}

Posted : December 20, 2018 5:18 am

dmcintire

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You might be better off using chrome with something like IETab ( https://www.ietab.net/) it will allow you to set specific url's to automatically open in an instance of IE from within chrome. You can also choose any version of IE you need as it is not dependent on the version already installed.

Posted : December 20, 2018 5:22 am

ljburnham

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Thanks. This is just a little over my comfort zone with VFE.
Laurie

Posted : December 20, 2018 5:26 am

acantu

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Try this:
{RUNSHELLOPEN("googlechrome://newhampshire.pmpaware.net/login")}
or
{RUNSHELLOPEN("chrome:///newhampshire.pmpaware.net/login")}
or
{RUNSHELLOPEN("chrome://newhampshire.pmpaware.net/login")}

hopefully that works for you.

Posted : December 20, 2018 5:32 am

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