webbrowser-control

I'm using the WPF WebBrowser component to display some very simple HTML content. However, since I don't know the content size in advance, I'm currently getting scrollbars on the control when I load certain datasets. Basically, how can I force (or otherwise effect the equivalent of forcing) the WebBrowser to expand in size so that all content is displayed without the need for scrollbars? I guess you can get width and height of the webbrowser component content through its Document property which should be of mshtml.HTMLDocument type. I believe you should be able to use body or documentElement

To collect information on a webpage, I can use the WebBrowser.Navigated event. First, navigate to the url: WebBrowser wbCourseOverview = new WebBrowser(); wbCourseOverview.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true; wbCourseOverview.Navigate(url); wbCourseOverview.Navigated += wbCourseOverview_Navigated; Then process the webpage when Navigated is called: void wbCourseOverview_Navigated(object sender, WebBrowserNavigatedEventArgs e) { //Find the control and invoke "Click" event... } The difficult part comes when I try to go through a string array of urls. foreach (var u in courseUrls) { WebBrowser

I need to write quickly this application: a simple window that wraps a web browser control, that runs html pages. The Browser UI (e.g. Navigation buttons) should be suppressed. As a .net developer, I would embed the WebBrowser OCX in a Windows Form. But this has to run on Mac as well! I found the following cross-platform candidates. Which one would you choose (in terms of simplicity, stableness, community support, etc.): wxWidgets: http://www.kirix.com/labs/wxwebconnect.html QT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee8eRwjbcFk&feature=related MONO: http://www.mono-project.com/WebBrowser Why not to

I am using the WebBrowser control in a C# application and want to handle all key events while the WebBrowser has the focus, regardless what individual content element (input field, link, etc.) is focused. I tried to simply add an event handler to browser controls KeyDown event, but this does not work. I don't want to explicitly hook a handler to each focusable HtmlElement . How can I receive all key events before they are passed to the browser or its content elements? you have the PreviewKeyDown event just hook it up. private void wb_PreviewKeyDown(object sender, PreviewKeyDownEventArgs e) { /

I need to use web browser in my application as it keeps repetitive tasks from employees, but there is a problem with javascript that opens a new window in IE after clicking on anchor. How do I tell web browser control to "open new window" where I want it to be opened? For example in the other web browser control? Check out: proof-of-concept of .NET System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser module using source code My experience about that controls has given me a vision that this issue can tried to be solved in next steps: always cancel NewWindow event catch all links clicking but not all link can be