Difference Between Documentstream And Document.body.innerhtml?
Feb 14, 2012
I would like to know please what is the difference between the 2 syntaxes :
Dim page As IO.Stream = WebBrowser1.DocumentStream
Dim s As New IO.StreamReader(page)
[Code]...
Sometimes one of them fits what I want, and sometimes the other fits what I really want... I still don't get StreamReader and StringReader and DocumentStreem and Document.body.innerhtml ... I hope somebody could explain please... because I am confused.
I want to make an application that takes values & innerhtml from some elements on a webpage i made. For that i added a webbrowser to the project, and pointed it to navigate to my localhost server where i have some pages. However when i use the document.getelementbyid i don't get nothing on my richtextbox, and i don't know why, i use this function lot in javascript & i think its quite similar, so i don't know why it doesn't work , here is the code i use.
I have some code in VB.Net that I've been using for years that has been working fine, that is until I upgraded to Internet Explorer 9. The essence of code is below. In IE8 or earler, the code works. In IE9, when it tries to execute Br.Document.Body.innerText (or .innerHTML), I get an exception "Public member 'innerText' on type 'DBNULL' not found." When I add Br to the Watch window and hit + several times to get to inerText, it actually shows the text, but if I add Br.Document.Body.innerText to Watch, it returns DBNull as the value.Because of this problem, I removed IE9 and reverted back to IE8, and the code works fine. Of course, I would eventually prefer to upgrade to IE9, but this bug needs to be fixed first.
I am having issues with the following code. BrowsePage.Document.Body.ScrollRectangle.Width returns 230 even though the page is a lot bigger than this. Therefore the majority of the page is chopped off. If I replace BrowsePage.Document.Body.ScrollRectangle.Width with an integer e.g. 2000, the entire image is captured. The HTML file that is being captured (c:htmlTest.txt) does contain a few JavaScript errors:
Public Class ImageFromHtml Private PageUrl As String Private ConvertedImage As Bitmap Private BrowsePage As New WebBrowser() Public documentText As String
I have multiple <body> tags from an word document. I do this with the open xml sdk. So the new document should generated with openxml The body's comes from
I have so different body's in a list. With al different values. Changed some text in the xml. And saved them in a new list. Now must that list in an new word document. How can i do that? I tried altChunk. But my word document is always corrupt.
I am trying to extract a portion of text from a web page that is generated by a Java script. [URL] A glance at the source of the page shows the actual display content is not directly represent in the HTML Source. I am trying to grab the auction information in the body and not the menus on the right. Can someone point me to the right object model- methods and properties?
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I now have another problem. The message body is using the XMLMessageFormatter to store the body in MSMQ. I can read this out into an XDocument, but I cannot seem to get any nodes now. The root element is as that the XDocument gets is as follows:
If I wanted to make changes in page site (using with WebBrowser, and only the user will see it) I would do it:
Dim Rstring As String = WebBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml Rstring = Replace(Rstring, "Some Text To Replace", "<B>Some Text To Replace</B>") WebBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml = Rstring
I'm pretty certain I have the name right for login.. The User and password fill in wonderfully. (I've tried this on other web forms and I couldn't hit submit on them, either)
While I understand there are properties of MailItem that would allow one to programmatically create a formatted email, I would prefer the ability to copy the body of an email that is already formatted to my liking (bolding, italicizing, embedded pictures/tables, set margins, etc.) copy and paste it to a newly composed email such that this formatting is preserved.
I want to make visual basic read between <strong> and </strong> , and take out the "welcome back,".I want it to just say "itoknc". How could I do that with inner html?
The following does not work as the syntax is incorrect - the speech marks are required to specify the link, however at the same time they terminate the speech marks containing the value of RegisteredStatus.InnerHtml.
How should I be writing this?
RegisteredStatus.InnerHtml = "<p>To save favorites and create your own user profile space, please click <a href="../Register.aspx"><u>here</u>.</a></p>"
I'm pretty certain I have the name right for login. The User and password fill in wonderfully. Any suggestions? (I've tried this on other web forms and I couldn't hit submit on them, either)
I Hav a WebBrowser Control In my Application , Where i hav loaded my own designed HTML Page.Now i hav several buttons in that HTML. So i want to get the Button's innerHTML When ever that Button is clicked.
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I just begin learn VB .net. I met a problem which axwebbrowser.document can not cast to mshtml.document. My webbrowser is loaded a PDF screen from some web site. My purpose is to get the content from PDF page.
I need to be able to create an xml document given that the format is specified in a given xsd document and the data is in a dataset. Is there an easy way to do this in Visual Studio or Access 2007 or will this require writing out the xml document one item at a time to match the xsd?
I stored the mail contents(mail body) in database.I would like to extract the value of "src" attribute of the all image tag() from those mail contents.One or more image may be included in mail body.
I am trying to do what I thought would be simple (especialloy since it worked like a charm in VB 6 with the mapi control:The program populates a multi-line text box with information based on user selections The user hits a button and it pulls up his email client with the subject and body filled in so that he can select a recepient and send off the information. The problem. The text always comes out as a single line run together How can I get line breaks back into the body?
The code that doesn't work is:
Dim sendthis As String = "" sendthis = sendthis & "mailto:" sendthis = sendthis & "&subject=New Loss for client " & frmMain.Clt & " Number: " & frmMain.Claim (frmMianClt and frMainClaim are string properties of the mdi container)
What im trying to do is add a hyperlink to the body of an email in vb.net. What im getting when i send the email is the link is text. Here is what I doing so far below.
'Accepts two parameters - the username and password for the email client Dim credentials As New System.Net.NetworkCredential("test@test.net", "test") smtpClient.Credentials = credentials Dim body, link As String
