SpiderBasic

Thanks, Peter, for the link to the answer you gave a couple of days before (shame on me that I didn't search more accurately ...)

But I have another question:
In deed, I can select item 5 with the help of your workaround. But starting from that point, the cursor keys show no effect. So, I have to ...

Something must be wrong with the following code! Because:
Neither the third item is selected (which I expected because of SetGadgetState(1,2)) nor do the cursor up/down keys show any effect.
But when I click an item inside the ListIconGadget, I can move up and down in the list with the cursor keys ...

I created the shortcut #PB_Shortcut_Return via AddKeyboardShortcut(). When I run my application on local host , hitting Return results in the action that I wanted (i. e. set a specific text of a TextGadget). But when I do it on my webspace nothing happens. Could it be, that this is a browser problem ...

Thanks, Fred. It works!

I just installed the new SB 2.0 and was very eager to create an Android App. So, I set the JDK path under Preferences > Compiler (on my computer it is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.8.0_112\bin). But when I opened this compiler tab a second time, the text field for the JDK 1.8+ path was empty ...

I took the example from the SpiderBasic help and extended it a little bit by selecting the first row and by implementing an EventHandler for the gadget:
Procedure ListHandler()
Debug "List event occurs"
EndProcedure

If OpenWindow(0, 100, 100, 300, 100, "ListIcon Example", #PB_Window_SystemMenu ...

Thanks!

Is it possible to define shortcuts like in PureBasic?

So far, the "title line" in the html-file is always and it can only be changed by opening and changing the html-file itself.
It would be nice if the developer could change the title via SB-code. My suggestion:

Problem solved:
Although not using any Umlauts or spaces, I applied the function UrlEncoder() for the URL string. And now everything works as it should.