Re: Source function for browser

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hi,

will do. i suppose it would be quite difficult to write a browser entirely
from scratch. anyway, i can navigate with the webbrowser, if that's what you
meant. i have some code like

navigate.back();

or something like that. i haven't the time to check my code now.

see you around

--
Alvo von Cossel I of Germany


"Steve Walker" wrote:

> In message <8E3812EF-B754-4D45-BF5A-FF92C4E428E2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Alvo
> von Cossel I <AlvovonCosselI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
> >hi,
> >
> >no, WebBrowser1 is just a standard WebBrowser control. does it work now?
>
> Ah, I see, I thought it might be.
>
> What John Skeet and I were asking about was whether you had written the
> entire browser, rendering engine and all. Hence the incredulous "you
> wrote an entire browser from scratch????" response, because writing a
> fully-featured one from windows sockets to rendered content would be an
> enormous challenge. Imagine parsing the HTML stream and then drawing the
> document on a blank canvas. Imagine trying to keep it up to date with
> new standards. Imagine trying to parse and render sensibly all the
> broken HTML out there. Imagine writing a javascript runtime engine. A
> cool hobby project for someone with a *lot* of time on their hands, but
> frankly, I'd rather be fishing :o)
>
> What you've done sounds like a good use of the control, though. Have you
> had a go at navigating the document object model from C#? If not, try
> this, and have a look at the properties and methods on doc:
>
> mshtml.IHTMLDocument2 doc =
> (mshtml.IHTMLDocument2)this.WebBrowser1.Document;
>
> --
> Steve Walker
>
.

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