bookmarks

When providing a link to a PDF file on a website, is it possible to include information in the URL (request parameters) which will make the PDF browser plugin (if used) jump to a particular bookmark instead of just opening at the beginning? Something like: http://www.somehost.com/user-guide.pdf?bookmark=chapter3 ? If not a bookmark, would it be possible to go to a particular page? I'm assuming that if there is an answer it may be specific to Adobe's PDF reader plugin or something, and may have version limitations, but I'm mostly interested in whether the technique exists at all. Wayne Yes, you

Managing bookmarks using Android's default Browser, one can see that they are different kind of bookmarks. Local bookmarks, per (Google) account bookmarks. Getting all bookmarks (local and per-account) is quite straightforward. Here is how I proceed: public static List<Bookmark> getBookmarks(ContentResolver contentResolver) { String[] projection = new String[] { BookmarkColumns._ID, BookmarkColumns.TITLE, BookmarkColumns.URL, BookmarkColumns.VISITS, BookmarkColumns.DATE, BookmarkColumns.FAVICON}; ArrayList<Bookmark> bookmarks = new ArrayList<Bookmark>(); Cursor cursor = contentResolver.query

Does anyone know of a script that I can use to automatically add a site to favourites upon clicking of a link for multiple browsers? Atleast Firefox, IE, Chrome would be good. If not, is there a way I can simulate ctrl+D through Javascript as I know that keystroke adds a site to bookmark in most browsers? Rafael A universal script for adding to bookmarks doesn't exists, because not all browsers expose an API for creating bookmarks. Generally, only IE exposes a direct API for this. Both Opera and Firefox offer a possibility to add a site to bookmarks that will be opened in the sidebar and that

I have many word document with lots of bookmarks. I use VBA code to change these bookmarks with data from a DB. The problem is, sometimes the users need to edit these documents, and they tend to accidentally delete/change my bookmarks, which leads to the VBA code not recognizing the bookmark anymore. So basically, what i'm wondering is how i can restrict users from editing my bookmarks in a word document. I don't need a super secure solution, just enough protection so that the user knows that, "i should not touch this part". Thanks in advance for your answer.. EDIT: I was reading on different

I'm new to web applications for Android.. How can you add a bookmark on the home screen from a web page using Javascript from the click of a button? If we make an easy way for users to bookmark pages, they will show some interest in bookmarking them. This is one of the requirement for my projects. How can this be done? Some of the people answering here seem to not understand that you want something for mobile, not IE, Firefox, etc. They also don't seem to read very well where you said "website", not "mobile app". However, I believe I have read your question properly. There's extremely high

Is it possible to override the Ctrl + D ? I want to, for example console.log or something, and not add the links to the bookmarks. Shortcuts can be overridden using the chrome.commands API. An extension can suggest a default shortcut (eg. Ctrl+D) in the manifest file, but users are free to override this at chrome://extensions/ , as seen below: Usage This API is still under development and only available at the Beta and Dev channels, and the Canary builds More info . It will probably available to everyone starting at Chrome 24. If you want to test the API in Chrome 23 or lower, add the