Can A String Be Called Into A Web Browser

I have a string that contains a slew of text that I'm returning from the server.

I wanted to know if that string can be called on the client-side?

What I did was reader a text file to a string Placed the string into a rich text box created a sub routine and declared a variable "X" to equal the rich textbox and finally called the sub into the web browser but I don't get anything called when I call the sub.

Imports System.IO
Public Class Form1
Public Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As

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Here is exactly what I am trying to do... I am trying to code my application to navigate to a website (my own) and fill a web form.

The only way that I know to do this using the web browser is to have the information in the document_completed section of the browser. This works great but once I compile the code and setup my application I don't have any way to update my application with new websites.

What I was trying to do is go ahead and code my web browser document_completed with about 5 of my websites. I would need to have the ability to update my application with new sites and the only way I could do this was to create an update and patch my current .exe of the application.

My work around was to try to create a generic sub routine, in the sub routine I would tell the application to navigate to a folder, read each text file in a folder (which would contain the document_completed code for the webbrowser) and then put the code into a string...finally I would call the sub into the webbrowser.

The thinking behind this would that I could add/remove website by just adding/removing the txt files in the folder.