webbrowser-control

Using a webbrowser control. I'd like to count the number of characters into webbrowser, just like textchange of Textbox class. I just want to count the number of characters in the text that display WebBrowser no html, no images, etc.Any idea about how simulate the behavior of textbox which trigger when change text displayed? Thanks I'm developing Winforms in C#. No ASP.NET. Add the following class: using System.Text.RegularExpressions; namespace CK.TicketSystem.Shared { public static class HtmlUtils { public static bool IsHtmlFragment(string value) { return Regex.IsMatch(value, @""); } ///

is it possible to use two web browser controls with different proxies without writing the registry. or there might be any solution ? You cannot do this with the Web Browser Control. InternetSetOption allows you to set a proxy, but your choices are only "For all processes" or "For this process". You cannot set the proxy individually for a single control. If there's something distinct about the traffic (e.g. one control goes to 1 server, the other goes to another) you could configure the process to use a Proxy Configuration Script (search for FindProxyForURL) to chain traffic bound for different

I want to make a program in Visual Studio 2008 in Visual Basic. It involves a web browser and I want to make it auto refresh and allow people to choose the time period in which they want to auto refresh. It won't take user input but I have checkboxes that are preset. I think this may be possible using a timer and the WebBrowser1.Refresh() method. If I am mistaken, please correct me and tell me how to do this. From what I gather, it seems that you are trying to create a WinForms application in VB.NET. To accomplish your goal, you can: Create a NumericUpDown or Textbox control to allow users to

Can you please let me know how I can add other browser controls like Chrome, Firefox, ... to C# web browser control?I am trying to create a HTML and CSS rules tester in C# and I need to have all of them inside the application Assuming that you merely want to use other browsers, not add Chrome or Firefox to the C# Web Browser control...here are some helpful links: CefSharp Embedded Chromium for .NET: https://github.com/chillitom/CefSharp Embedding Gecko (firefox engine): https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Gecko/Embedding_Mozilla/FAQ/Embedding_Gecko You can't. The web browser control hosts

I am using some scrapping code by Noseratio found here https://stackoverflow.com/a/22262976/3499115 . He wrote it to scrape a list of urls, but I am using it, however to render only one url at a time inside another web crawler MVC controller that I am using. I call this code each time i find a specific type of link and it appears that doing this many times is causing me to run out of memory. Maybe a solution would be to use a threadpool and limit the max number of threads, but how would I do that to this code? Here is the web crawler code that calls the webbrowser code: public static

I'm working on a project, a Web Bot, that makes use of a WebBrowser control. My aim is to programmably open the webBrowsers ContextMenu on a desired element in the loaded WebBrowser, and select an option from the ContextMenu. Example: navigate to Google in a WebBrowser control. Open the ContextMenu. Select "Show Picture" so far this is the closest code i have managed to find Here : foreach (MenuItem vMenuItem in WebBrowser.ContextMenu.MenuItems) { if (vMenuItem.Text.Contains("onwert") && vMenuItem.Text.Contains("PDF")) { vMenuItem.PerformClick(); } } This code returns a error on the first line