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<HEAD>
	<TITLE>Custom Test</TITLE>
	<script langauge="javascript">
	function fnIsOurCustomBrowser()
	{
		//Check to see if this is our custom
		//browser. We just see if the function
		//IsOurCustomBrowser is available. By leaving
		//the brackets off of our function it is treated
		//as a property and thus allows us to check if
		//our method exists in the external window. If it
		//returns null then obviously this is not our custom
		//browser, so we return false.
		if(window.external.CB_IsOurCustomBrowser!=null)
			return true;
		else
			return false;
	}

	//setup a variable to let us know if this is our
	//custom browser.
	bIsCustomBrowser = fnIsOurCustomBrowser();

	if(!bIsCustomBrowser)
	{
		//You can check here to see if they have our custom browser.
		//If they don't you can do whatever you want, redirect them
		//to another page or whatever. For the purposes of this example
		//I will just alert them
		alert('You must be using Custom Browser to view this page properly.');
	}

	function fnCallFunction()
	{
		//Call c++ function that we made
		//in our custom browser
		if(bIsCustomBrowser)
		window.external.CB_CustomFunction();
	}

	function fnCallFunctionWithParams(strString, nNumber)
	{
		//Call c++ function that accepts parameters
		//that we made in our custom browser
		if(bIsCustomBrowser)
		window.external.CB_CustomFunctionWithParams(strString, nNumber);
	}
	</script>
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<h2><b><u>Custom Web Browser Test Page</u></b></h2>

<p>Call C++ Function from javascript.</p>
<input type="button" value="Click To Test" onclick="fnCallFunction();"><BR><BR><BR>
<p>Call C++ Function with parameters: <BR>param1: <input type="text" name="param1" value="test" style="width:60;"> <BR>param2: <input type="text" name="param2" value="193" style="width:60;"></p>
<input type="button" value="Click To Test" onclick="fnCallFunctionWithParams(document.all.param1.value,parseInt(document.all.param2.value));"><BR><BR><BR>
<p>Call alert to see our custom message box</p>
<input type="button" value="Click To Test" onclick="alert('Custom MessageBox Test. Notice how we have the criticl symbol now. We could literally make this messagebox be whatever we want it to be.');"><BR><BR><BR>
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