The In Game Browser

To access the in game browser you must click on either a web link in game or press the web browser button one the neocom bar. This will open the in game browser. Note this browser will not display all page on the internet, as it is a very limited browser.

Trust
For a page that uses the advanced features of the in game browser they requite that you 'trust' the site. You will recieve a popup message when a site requests that you trust it. By trusting the site the coding on that site can retrieve information about your character - Your corperation, location in eve, and roles you have in your corperation. Any site which requires trust can be denied and they will not be able to access that information.

Bookmarks
Bokmarks function just like a regular intern browser, simply add them on a site you wish to bookmark and use the drop down menu to see all of your bookmarks.

Making a Page for the In Game Browser

The in game browser is a very simple web browser, only capable of html 1.0 and various functions from within the game. This browser is also extremely picky on your html coding - it must be perfect. Just because Internet Explorer will show it doesn’t mean that the in game browser will.

HTML Coding
As said before it must be prefect. No errors. If you have an error in your page’s code the in game browser will reward you with one of two things, an error at X line and a tag it didn’t like, or a blank screen. As such please code your page slowly and carefully. Don’t make a hundred changes and then check it, more often than not you will get a blank page.

HTML 1.0 items
HTML 1.0 is supported, nothing else. This means that the abilities of the browser are very limited. HTML 1.0 was the first version of HTML and basically allows text. No tables, no forms, etc. Tags that do work in HTML 1.0

Game tags and abilities
The Eve browser has the ability to send information to a web server regarding the person accessing it. Specifically, it can send details on the user and their current location, including region, system name, station name (if docked), and character name among other things. How this all works with your page coding however is beyond the scope of this guide; however some other eve sites have per-written code that you can use and examples.

Pre-written code and help can be found at <EVE-I> in the guides section <Here( http://www.eve-i.com/home/dancer/page/page_article.php?id=13 )

And examples can be found here: http://www.mcdee.net/eve/headers.html
Example page links can be found on the bottom 1