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I’m having trouble trying to pass arguments to a file
path url… ie c:/testPython/test.html?testArg=testValue import webbrowser webbrowser.open(“c:/testPython/test.html”) #
Works webbrowser.open(“c:/testPython/test.html?testArg=testValue”)
# Doesn’t Work webbrowser.get() # Returns a WindowsDefault instance I looked into the webbrowser python command, and see that
windows default just does a os.filestart(url) call. If I use the command prompt to try and mimic this it also
errors out which is what I would expect. But if I run this from the command line… it seems to
work fine: c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe c:/testPython/test.html?testArg=testValue I assume this is because the url is being passed as an
argument to the iexplore.exe instead of trying to find a file call that url. I guess what I need to do is try and find the file path to
the default browser so that I can build my own string to execute via command line.
But I have no clue as to how I would go about getting that… and also I want
to make sure its still going to be cross platform compatible. Any help? Ideas? Thanks Keith |
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