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I’m working on a help system in HTML, and I’d like to have links that the user can click to execute commands inside an application written in .NET (eg, to complete steps in a tutorial or workflow). I’ve looked at the TCard() method for HTML help, but it only works in compiled help (.chm), and I’d like to do this in plain html that can be viewed from browsers other than IE.
Is this possible? If so, what would be the simplest/best way to do this?
If you’re doing this on Windows only, you might want to take a look at a custom application protocol. The page could link to “myhelp3000:LoadStage(2)” and your app could do something special in response.