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Can't find Cocoa book - need help
I'm trying to make a simple Web Browser, but I have a problem:
I need to check the TextBox the user types the URL into and make sure there is an http:// in front of www.... otherwise it won't load the page. I know I have to have a responder or delegate or something to do this. I didn't practice this procedure enough to do this so how do I go about doing it. 1 - When the user presses enter, have the responder check the URL 2 - If the URL needs to have http:// in front, add it otherwise just load 3 - Send the request to load the page - I figure WebView will have an easy solution to this so I'm sure I can figure #2 and #3. But how do I do the responder thing? And how do I set that up in Interface Builder and that. Thank you in advance.
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I got it. So I withdraw my comment.
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beat me to it... i needed the same thing for tominated
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