Display HTML Without The AxWebBrowser Or WebBrowser
Jan 1, 2011
I was just wondering if it was possible to display HTML, ASP, etc. using System.Net in VB.NET without the use of the AxWebBrowser, WebBrowser, or any other browser plugin. Could it possibly be done in a panel or maybe a picture box?
i want to create a Program containing a RichTextBox and a WebBrowser Control now i want to write html code into the RichTextBox and it should be displayed in the WebBrowser Control. I just could find how to open html files and display them in the browser but how do I get the html code from the RichTextBox into a Website without saving it to a file?
I once read somewhere it was quite simple (few lines of code) to display a webpage in a webbrowser control, by passing the control the HTML from a string, or predefined code.
have a timer, the timer is grabbing the inner html of a webbrowser1 on a form called log and putting it into textbox2 on the current form.
Dim webbrowser1 As New WebBrowser textbox2.Text = (log.WebBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml)
but i have a problom where the 1st time the timmer dose it, everything gets added as it should, but the second time its not giving new text. e.g. the inner html has changed but textbox2.text = the inner html of the 1st exstract
I'm in the middle of a program, and this one is completely stumping me.GOAL: user enters HTML into a text box, presses a button, and the webbrowser displays the page resulting from the code.
I'm trying to select a button in a webbrowser on the website twitterfeed.com. My usual solution of finding the element and sending invokemember("click") doesn't seem to work for this particular page, and the button doesn't have an id. The button has the following code:
I'm making a program that creates a url for an image and where the url originall comes from is where I want the new url to go, so how could I change the specific html for that image in the open web browser such as firefox. If you need to know the web site and the image here's a link to the page. Link here's the picture on the page I want to change here's the html for that image.
Getting the html source from my webbrowser control. I'm trying to get the source in the DocumentCompleted event of the webbrowser. The code i'm using is this[code]...
I'm loading HTML into the web browser control, and adding a bit of javascript that hightlights a section of html when the user clicks on the area, by changing the classname. If you know the FireBug addin for Firefox, it's very similar to that. But what I need to do after this, is take the HTML source, and find where they clicked. But when I get the DocumentText of the webbrowser control, it's the original source. Not the source with the added class name.
Is there a way to get the source code with the javascript generated html?
I'm currently creating a HTML editor using a WebBrowser control and using IHTMLDocument2, but I'm currently having a problem that when I insert a table the user is unable to resize the table columns by dragging the border.
I was wondering whether anyone had done anything similar using IHTMLDocument2 and how I would be able to allow for the user to resize the tables like that. Or if anyone knows any good HTML editors that are written in VB.Net and are open source, unfortunately this is a requirement as I have to do some custom stuff for my customer.
I need a HTML element location (X and Y) in WebBrowser... Not the OffsetRectangle.Location one where you get a location coordinates inside parent element. I need a location coordinates inside the webbrowser...
I am trying to print HTML from a console application using a WebBrowser control.
I created a new ConsoleApplication and added a reference to System.Windows.Forms. I can successfully print using the code below, which I built after much searching of the Googles [URL]
However, if I remove the MsgBox call, it does not print. If I replace the MsgBox call with a call System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(10000) or something that loops for a while and calls Application.DoEvents(), it still will not print. I have also tried delaying the call to WebBrowser.Dispose() with more sleeping, but that does not do the trick either. The only way I have been able to make it print is by letting it show the MsgBox, which is not ideal for an automated printing job to the default printer.
Here is the
Imports System Imports System.Windows.Forms Module Module1
I am currently trying to be able to set the HTML in a WebBrowser control. The bit that I am having the trouble with is that when I go to put the HTML in the WebBrowser control on Form.Load or Form.Activated the WebBrowser1.Document.Body is Nothing. This means when I try to do; WebBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml = value I'm getting an exception as I am trying to use it.I have also tried setting the HTML on the DocumentCompleted event for the WebBrowser control, but that event doesn't fire when I load the form (to be honest I didn't think it would but it was suggested somewhere on the Internet).
I have a code that retrieves all the "place names" and all the "addresses" separately in this link:[URL]..I need to modify my code so that it will only retrieve the placename and address if <div class="address""> is not found within <div class="listingDetail""> class="address" is the address of the location, class="listingDetail" is the parent, or container. Some screenshots, please view them for better understanding:
I have this piece of html, well alot of these in the html of my webbrowser control.I was wondering how i loop through and get each instance of these, now there is only a piece of data i want out of these.
HTML <img class="ttProfileLargePortraitImgScaleWidth ttProfileLargePortraitImgSmall img" src="http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/hs1347.snc4/161749_1264233564_309845_s.jpg" />
I only want to get 1264233564 of the 161749_1264233564_309845_s.jpg that would be in between the _ _
I have written a program that goes to user defined webpage and grabs images of certain ids from the site by going through the source code of the site. My current program uses a webbrowser but what I am curious of is, if I write code that grabs the html document of the site (i assume thats just the text and doesn't download the whole page), then go through the text looking for the element id, then grab the image, would this more be efficient?
Efficient meaning, would it do the same task using less data, which would decrease the load time of the site. Also is it also even possible to go through an html documents element and grab a certain link? I know how to grab the html document, it was the grabbing of the link that I got stuck at.
1. Some buttons have a site that I want to run them through my program (with button 1) through the following command:WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("ID").InvokeMember("click")I look at source code of the sites and see the button, the problem is I did not see the ID is always his, or it finds the Id, but does nothing, what's the problem with this?