Re: How can I know when the URL I specified to Navigate method get loaded?

"yuzhu.shen" <yuzhu.shen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I thinked up another example this time ( and tested it ).

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Currently in page A --> Invoke Navigate() with "http://foo.bar"; -->
Very quickly click a link to "http://not.foo.bar"; in page A -->
OnNavigateComplete2("http://not.foo.bar";)
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Right. That's precisely what I predicted would happen. What again seems
to be the problem?

In this case, I still cannot determine by the NEXT
OnNavigateComplete2() that "http://foo.bar"; gets loaded.

But of course. It _never_ gets loaded in your scenario. What else did
you expect?

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

Or, if the url I navigate is not a HTML page, instead it is an exe
file.

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Currently in page A --> Invoke Navigate() with "http://foo.bar/a.exe";
--> (no OnNavigateComplete2() for "http://foo.bar/a.exe";) --> Some
time later, user click some link or input some other url to navigate
--
OnNavigateComplete2("http://still.not.foo.bar";).
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I still fail to see the problem with this scenario (or any other you
have propounded).

According to these examples, I think approach (2) is still
problematic: after I invoke Navigate() with "http://foo.bar";, I cannot
just treat the NEXT NavigationComplete2 on the top-level frame to be
the "http://foo.bar";.

I never suggested you should.
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With best wishes,
Igor Tandetnik

With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine. However, this is not
necessarily a good idea. It is hard to be sure where they are going to
land, and it could be dangerous sitting under them as they fly
overhead. -- RFC 1925


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