webbrowser-control

I'm trying to get a local HTML file to display within a WebBrowser in a VB.NET program. I'm using the code below, however it doesn't seem to work, and I can't figure out why: 'first method WebBrowser1.Navigate(@".\index.html"); 'second method HTML = "normal" WebBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml = HTML The first method produces the error "" in the Debug console when I go to run it. If I try it with out the @ , I get an empty white page. If I change the address, however ,so I know its a broken URL, I get a 404 message, which makes it seem like it's finding the file but not rendering it? The

Given this method to work on a HTML page in a webbrowser: bool semaphoreForDocCompletedEvent; private void button12_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { checkBox1.Checked = false; //unchecked if the NAvigating event is fired and Checked after DocumentCompleted is fired, only to have a visual reference on the Form HtmlDocument doc = Program.wb.Document; HtmlElement ele = doc.GetElementById("menuTable"); foreach (HtmlElement sub in ele.All) { if (sub.GetAttribute("href").Contains("something")) { ele = sub; break; } } //PHASE 1: clicking on a Web link to navigate to a page that contains other

I have a browser control embeded in a C# windows app. I want to grab the rendered HTML (which could have been modified by javascript) not the original one. Any suggestions? You can get the HTML, and indeed set it, with WebBrowser.DocumentText . Sheng is correct, DocumentText returns the streamed document before scripts run. His code doesn't compile, but it's essentially correct. I found that you need: mshtml.HTMLDocument doc = webBrowser1.Document.DomDocument as mshtml.HTMLDocument; string html = doc.documentElement.outerHTML; DocumentText internally use the document's IPersistStream interface

I am using WebBrowser to render javascript on webpages to scrape the rendered source code, but after several page loads, the CPU usage spikes to 100% as well as the number of threads. I'm assuming that the threads are not closing properly once the webpage has been rendered. I am trying to open the browser, extract the source code, and then close the browser and move to the next page. I am able to get the rendered page, but this program doesn't make it very far before getting bogged down. I tried adding wb.Stop() but that didn't help. The memory doesn't seem to be the problem (stays at a