Just saw it now, overlooked that first:
You script
put textencode(tTExt,"UTF8") into url ("file": ...)
This should read
put textDecode(tTExt,"UTF8") into url ("file": ...)
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But why using files?
If you don't want to type directly in the browser widget
you can make it "mirroring" a text field.
Example for a primitve HTML editor:
1. Write into fld "HTML"
<html><head><meta charset="utf-8"></head>
<body>[[ht]]</body></html>
(You can now hide fld "HTML").
2. Then make a field "Tippse" and script it:
on textchanged
put the htmltext of me into ht
replace "</p>" with "<br>" in ht
replace "<p>" with empty in ht
set htmltext of widget "browser" to merge(fld "HTML")
end textchanged
on enterInField
textchanged
end enterInField
Then you can do what your textfield allows
set textfont (bears some problems), textsize, styles etc.
and the widget will display it (well, approximately...)
[Another variant is to write directly into the DOM structure
of the current HTMLtext.]
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