webbrowser-control

I am making a multi-threaded [workers] application. Each thread should have it's own Non-GUI WebBrowser that Navigates to a web page and writes data to fields and click a button. I also need each WebBrowser to have it's own proxy. I tried the classic Windows.Forms.WebBrowser but I got stuck at the proxy part as it depends on IE global settings which won't work in my case. Any recommendations are welcome. note: I tried doing it through HttpWebRequest/Response but it will never work as the data to be passed to the page contains a field called [ab_test_data] which gets its value from javascript

Looking for a solution to my issue. We are building a web browser control into a product for a client, they need to be able to detect when there is a File Upload box on a website, then instead of it launching the Windows 7 File Browser window, it needs to open their own custom designed one Is there a browser event that allows us to capture that? You can hook up your own download manager that is effective only in your webbrowser control host process by implementing IServiceProvider in the control site and implement QueryService to return an IDownloadManager object when asked by the webbrowser

In my application, user will open multiple tabs by clicking on menus. Each tab is dynamically created and containing webbrowser control to load URL. Each URL point to same server and some of URL does not have access so , gives Resource not have access error received. Now, problem is, example- If user directly click on Menu3 and related tab loaded with webbrowser URL and follow to next, URL contain other popup link then it works and able to popup the URL. Now, user click on Menu5 where not have access so, get this error Resource not have access (denied from server ). Its fine. NOw, again URL

I'm loading third party webpage that contains following code <script type="text/javascript"> onDomReady(function() { some_code1; }); </script> into WebBrowser component. After some_code1 had executed I need to do some manipulations with Dom that will make some_code1 invalid. The question is how to determine that some_code1 had executed? I cant't do private void web_DocumentCompleted(object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e) { DoRequiredManipulations(); } Since this event will occur before some_code1 has executed and will make it invalid. Also I can't do private void web

I am Using Windows Forms and a WebBrowser Control, I am in need of catching and handling the WebBrowser Controls call to close. I have looked at this but it is not working as I need it to: http://blogs.artinsoft.net/Mrojas/archive/2009/05/21/Extended-WebBrowser-Control-Series-WebBrowser-Control-and-windowClose().aspx This is the message I get: --------------------------- Web Browser --------------------------- The webpage you are viewing is trying to close the window. Do you want to close this window? --------------------------- Yes No --------------------------- I need to catch this event and

We have a WinForms desktop application that uses the .NET 2.0 framework WebBrowser control quite extensively for displaying HTML. The HTML may be simple, or quite complicated. It may reside on disk, or it may be written directly to the document property at runtime. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with using jQuery as a library for such desktop applications. Can i just reference the jquery.js file on disk, and use it just as if it were a web app? Are there any pitfalls that I need to be aware of? At the end of the day, it's just HTML markup in a browser, treat it as you would if