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| Description | |
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| This example demonstrates intercepting HTML links. Once intercepted the view implementor can decide which actions to take. Opening an Eclipse view or wizard for example. | |
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| While this implementation does not require any changes to the HTML, care should be taken to define a consistent naming pattern for links to aid in the link to action mapping in the workbench code. | |
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| What to See | |
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| Various links in the browser window above do special things. | |
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| <li><a href="#null">Can't access your account?</a> opens a <b>wizard</b>. | |
| <li><a href="#null">Learn more</a> opens a new <b>view</b>. | |
| <li>All other links open in the target browser. You can use the back action from the context menu to return from one of these. | |
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