Save Or Output WebBrowser Object Context To PDF File
Mar 10, 2010
I am loading an html page into a WebBrowser object in a VB.NET Windows Forms application. The user may make changes to textboxes, dropdowns, etc. on the HTML page displayed in the browser. I want the ability to save the current context to a .pdf file on the local HD. I am able to print using WebBrowser.Print(), which shows the current context, but what ways are possible to get this saved as a PDF file locally?
I work in an engineering design house and programming is not my actual profession. And I am relatively new to VB .net (previous i had worked in vb 6)
I am working on an in house application. I am coding a simple application in vb .net. This applications takes a few inputs from user and calculates a result. Now I want to implement a simple functionality that user should be able to save the input and results just like most of the windows programs can in a new file format. And user should be able to open the save file when desired.
Is there anyway I can get a web browser to open / render the text of a RTB without saving the file? I don't want to save it because it contains sensitive data.
Is there a method like ebBrowser1.Document.Image(0).SaveImageToFile("C:Image.jpg") ?
I'm trying to make an application that downloads all the images from a photo album on the web. The user will navigate to the first image in the gallery and the program should download all images in full resolution automatically.
I have a working version now, but it is not satisfactory. Here is a simplified version of the code I use now for saving the images:
Private Sub startDownloading Handles WebBrowser1.DocumentCompleted My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(WebBrowser1.Document.Images(0).GetAttribute("src"), "C:image.jpg") End Sub
This way, after the page with the image has fully loaded, it downloads the image using the Network.DownloadFile-method. So, it download the same file twice. But these files are big and websites are slow. Which makes the whole operation take about twice as long as it has to.
Is there a way to directly save the image-file that has already loaded in the WebBrowser-control, without having to download the image again?
I start some new project and i finding some way to save image from webbrowser to file. I can find url and get file. But i need cached file from webbrowser, bacause its generated :/ . I make lot of googling but no result..
I'm trying to change the context menu when I right click in a WebBrowser control.
I have a working tabbed browser, but the "Open in new tab" is disabled.How do I enable it and attach it to my code?Is it also possible to add/remove features?
I want to have a custom context menu. I know how to set it, and have basic commands like copy paste cut back forward stop etc, but I want to have custom right click options when clicking a link, and custom options when clicking an image like having the option to save the image or copy it. How would I achieve this?
WebBrowser context menu or custom context menu does not shown over combobox. How to enable custom context menu over combobox?
Private Sub NavigateTo(ByVal url As String) WebBrowser1.Navigate(url) WebBrowser1.ContextMenuStrip = ContextMenuStrip1 WebBrowser1.IsWebBrowserContextMenuEnabled = False End Sub
Disable the WebBrowser control context menu visual studio 2008.somebody said: place the following code in your form load method on a form with a WebBrowser control:[code]
I navigate the web browser to google. I want to change the context menu. I want that when the user right click on google in Web Browser in project - I add my own context menu items. Is it possible & change the default one?
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load WebBrowser1.Navigate("www.google.com") End Sub
I would like to add a custom context menu to my web browser. My web browser runs through tab control so it is different then adding a contextmenustrip which i have tried.
I'm creating a simple .NET console application where I want to save a file in a folder that's part of the root project, like so: SolutionName.ProjectNameTestData. I want to put test.xml into the TestData folder. However, when I go to save my XDocument, it saves it to SolutionName.ProjectNameinx86Debug Console est.xml.
I am utilizing a webbrowser control in vb.net 2005 to display excel workbooks
We are using this control to open excel documents. Webbrowser.ShowSaveAsDialog() allows the user to save the excel workbook open at any location he wants
However, I don't want the user to decide where to save. Is there any way to save an excel document from the webbrowser control without going through the ShowSaveAsDialog?
On closing of webbrowser, a simple prompt to user whether he/she would like to save changes should be fine enough
As of now, I can close webbrowser control and it does not prompt the user to save the changes. Actually, all changes are lost until and unless I perform a save (Ctrl+S) manually
I have a simple COM add-in for office that I am developing (for access specifically). I have added a custom commandbarbutton item to the context menu that pops up when you right click on an object in the navigation pane. This works fine. The debug code I added runs (currently just a msgbox command). The one thing I cannot figure out how to do though is get an object for the object bound to the context menu.
I would like this to happen; I right click on a module in the navigation pane, select my new menu option, and then a message box appears with the name of the module that is currently highlighted. How would I go about this? This is how I am currently handling the event:
If I'm extending OnCreated for a LINQ to SQL table object, is it possible to get a reference to the data context to which the table belongs? For example, if I add a property to the data context:
Partial Class MyDataContext Private _myValue As String Public ReadOnly Property MyValue As String
[Code].....
I don't want the property on the data context to be Shared, because it could be different per instance. I've been pouring over the designer code to figure out where the reference might be, but no luck yet.
Just moved a .NET 2.0 App from VS2005 to VS2010 and noticed that now when a window containing a WebBrowser tries to retrieve a pdf it thows out an error (unknown file type System.Byte[]). This would usually indicate that Acrobat Reader has not been installed - but open up IE9 and enter the link into the address bar and the PDF displays in the browser without any incident!
Should point out that the app created in VS2005 and installed on Win 7 (actually Server 2008 R2 in 'Workstation Mode') has the same issue.. All works fine in XP and below... Do seem to remember this on a Vista box, but put that down to Acrobat not being installed!
I'm probably missing something really simple or trying too much at once but it's 16:30 on a Friday afternoon and my head is wrecked Basically, I'm trying to build an application that takes out put from a database query as XML and uses XSL to transform it into HTML which is then displayed in a web browser controll on another form.
I thought I break it up into pieces so I decided to just create an XML file and an XSL stylesheet and read this into the web browser control but all I'm getting is <HTML></HTML>
I dont get following desired output from a DateTime-Object: 2010-03-29 13:15:00
My default localization is de-DE, so a simple ToString gives me: 29.03.2010 13:15:00
What I've tried is to create a DateTimeFormatInfo Object from US-Culture and use its DateTimePatterns but without success:
Dim usDateFormat As Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo = New Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US", False).DateTimeFormat usDateFormat.DateSeparator = "-" ruleResult.Claim.Last_Updated_Date.ToString(usDateFormat.ShortDatePattern)
Output: 3.29.2010
What is the best way (readable,fastest) to get my desired DateTimeFormat(i need sometimes the short Date and sometimes the Date and Time like in my example above)?
Why does my DateTimeFormatInfo approach not work and makes it a performance difference when using the String.Format or ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss") solutions instead of a private shared(static) DateTimeFormatInfo-Object? I'm calling this function at least 30k times and there are many Dates to format inside.
I am trying to create a program that solves the rubiks cube and ive started, I made a program that asks for the variables, now I want to output them using my function writeline(). I am trying to use a for each statement to read and output every variable for each object "face". but I am not sure how to go about it.
Heres the code Module Module1 Dim Top As New Face Dim Left As New Face Dim Front As New Face Dim Right As New Face Dim Back As New Face [Code] .....
I have a problem - I still use SharpDeveloper for creation a menu. what I would like to have - click on button " check licenses " to display current free licenses for ProE . to check license status is bat file which is on network drive - ptcstatus.bat
executing bat is an output like : is it possible to get marked values ( licenses names and amout of Free ) and make output in display ?