VB Controls, 'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control

'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control

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Alberto Silv #1 / 9	'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control I have a WebBrowser control in my application, and I would like to know if there is any solution for this: What I really want is something that simulates the 'enabled' property of the text boxes: the user can see it contents, but not change them. With one exception: the user must be able to scroll the document... What I have already tried... - cancel user clicks... didn't work - put an invisible control in front of the WebBrowser control.. did't find any that really is in front... for example, the text box always keeps in th back... Any other sugestions? Thanks in advance... Alberto Silva
Sun, 06 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Alberto Silv #2 / 9	'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control I found a way... using the onmousedown of the document object and setting the focus to another control in the form. But if someone finds another way, they are welcome to tell us! Alberto Silva Quote: >I have a WebBrowser control in my application, and I would like to know if >there is any solution for this:
Sun, 06 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Pieter Philippaert #3 / 9	'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control What you can do, is placing your WebBrowser control into a PictureBox, and disabling that PictureBox. The problem is that the user cannot scroll down, because the scroll-bars are disabled too. I dont know if this is what you're looking for... Pieter Philippaerts, http://users.turboline.be/btl10148/ Quote: >I have a WebBrowser control in my application, and I would like to know if >there is any solution for this: >What I really want is something that simulates the 'enabled' property of the >text boxes: the user can see it contents, but not change them. With one >exception: the user must be able to scroll the document... >What I have already tried... > - cancel user clicks... didn't work > - put an invisible control in front of the WebBrowser control.. did't find >any that really is in front... for example, the text box always keeps in th >back... >Any other sugestions? >Thanks in advance... >Alberto Silva
Sun, 06 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

Barry Evan #5 / 9	'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control Don't ask me why but the "enabled" property in VB has become the "disabled" property in the Document Object Model (I assume similar logic which turned <collection>.Count into <collection>.length !). Given a Project/References to the "Microsoft HTML Object Library" (mshtml.dll)", your text box (single-line) is of type "HTMLInputTextElement" and has this "disabled" property as a boolean. Barry Evans Canberra, Australia --------------------------- I have a WebBrowser control in my application, and I would like to know if there is any solution for this: What I really want is something that simulates the 'enabled' property of the text boxes: the user can see it contents, but not change them. With one exception: the user must be able to scroll the document... What I have already tried... - cancel user clicks... didn't work - put an invisible control in front of the WebBrowser control.. did't find any that really is in front... for example, the text box always keeps in th back... Any other sugestions? Thanks in advance... Alberto Silva
Mon, 07 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT

#6 / 9	'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control
Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

Dave #7 / 9	'Disabling' a WebBrowser Control Quote: >I have a WebBrowser control in my application, and I would like to know if >there is any solution for this: >What I really want is something that simulates the 'enabled' property of the >text boxes: the user can see it contents, but not change them. With one >exception: the user must be able to scroll the document... >What I have already tried... > - cancel user clicks... didn't work > - put an invisible control in front of the WebBrowser control.. did't find >any that really is in front... for example, the text box always keeps in th >back... >Any other sugestions? >Thanks in advance... >Alberto Silva >Albert, Why not use a text box as you suggest? Set KeyAscii=0 in Keypress event and KeyCode=0 KeyUp and KeyDown events. Users can then view text in text box but can't change it. Dave
Tue, 08 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

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