VB.Net, in-place activate ie inside vb.net application window

in-place activate ie inside vb.net application window

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John Dolink #1 / 3	in-place activate ie inside vb.net application window I am looking to have some kind of xml/html viewer inside my vb.net application. Is such a control available? Something to in place activate ie 6 for example. I have done some looking around and of course there is the webbrowser control which emulates an ie3 browser, but I am looking for something a little more capable that will integrate well with .net. Does such a control exist? It can be a third party implementation. It can be an xsl capable viewer (does not necessaraly have to be html). My application: I am writing a survey application that has the survey (lots of quesitions with radio buttons to submit answers) in a scrollabe viewer (mentioned above). I need to be able to capture click events from the hosting application. The app will also have a treeview control so that I can 'index' into survey at any specific point. The old msdn library viewer might be an example of what I am trying to do but I need to be able to trap click events anywhere on form. Thanks
Mon, 11 Apr 2005 23:37:26 GMT

Peter Wu [M #2 / 3	in-place activate ie inside vb.net application window Quote: > I am looking to have some kind of xml/html viewer inside my vb.net > application. Is such a control available? Something to in place activate > ie 6 for example. I have done some looking around and of course there is > the webbrowser control which emulates an ie3 browser, but I am looking for > something a little more capable that will integrate well with .net. > Does such a control exist? It can be a third party implementation. It can > be an xsl capable viewer (does not necessaraly have to be html). The WebBrowser control is ready for this purpose. You can add the control to you .net application via COM Interop. -- Peter Wu Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Tue, 12 Apr 2005 15:01:13 GMT

John Dolink #3 / 3	in-place activate ie inside vb.net application window Thanks, I must be blind, it was on my xp sp1 box and it appears to have all the capabilites (including javascript) of a modern browser. I was concerned because most of the usenets posts were in relation to emulating IE3 and that would not due. Found this great example of it in action on your site. Sample application is called Silk Screen or slkscrn. Thanks again. Quote: > > I am looking to have some kind of xml/html viewer inside my vb.net > > application. Is such a control available? Something to in place > activate > > ie 6 for example. I have done some looking around and of course > there is > > the webbrowser control which emulates an ie3 browser, but I am > looking for > > something a little more capable that will integrate well with .net. > > Does such a control exist? It can be a third party implementation. > It can > > be an xsl capable viewer (does not necessaraly have to be html). > The WebBrowser control is ready for this purpose. You can add the > control to you .net application via COM Interop. > -- > Peter Wu > Microsoft Corporation > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no > rights.
Wed, 13 Apr 2005 02:28:45 GMT

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