I'm making a Windows Form application that makes use of the browser tool. The browser does not connect to the internet and is only used to load local HTML content.
It's loading HTML CSS and JavaScript fine, but It cant seem to recognise jQuery. Is there a simple way for MVS to recognise jQuery as a script? All of the errors are related to it not understanding jQuery methods.
JQuery is supported form internet Explorer: 9+
when you use WebBrowserControl you get browser emulator ie 7,
change your regEdit key according with Use latest version of Internet Explorer in the webbrowser control
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I'm creating a web browser that has an automatic loading of specific web pages, but the problem is that the browser that i created using c# in visual studio wont load javascipt, the browser that i created only load html file, but don't support java script. can anyone help me on how to add some functionality on my custom web browser that will support javascript.
WebKit DotNet is the best port of WebKit powerful browser engine into DotNetFramework.
It has nice and easy tutorials and properties and methods to customize.
It has JavaScript activated by default.
http://webkitdotnet.sourceforge.net/ is the official website.
http://webkitdotnet.sourceforge.net/basics.php is where you can find the basic tutorial
Webbrowser control is really crappy. I'm assuming you're trying to scape some kind of website. For this use HttpWebRequest instead.
If you`re trying create your own webbrowser: don't, or use Webkit or Gecko instead.
In case you're using the webbrowser control you will have to enable JavaScript in your Internet Explorer settings, because the webbrowser control is the Internet Explorer or at least the engine of it. IE has local JavaScript disabled by default, so this could be your problem. As user #user3855678 said I would recommend using Webkit etc too.
I have a site that I am trying to navigate to using wpf webbrowser. When I navigate to it, I am getting script error, but if I navigate to the same page using IE (11) on the same pc, I am not getting any error.
I supressed the script error on web browser, but then some functionality of the web site is not available when I am accessing it from wpf webbrowser.
My questions is:
Why wpf webbrowser generate script error, when IE accesses it without any error?
Is there any free alternative to webbrowser that I can use which has not this problem?
The WebBrowser control use an older version of IE.
You need to specify the IE version you want.
Take a look at this : http://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2011/May/21/Web-Browser-Control-Specifying-the-IE-Version
I am developing a windows phone application in visual studio (Silverlight in C#) and I added a browser control to the application that i develop to show some random website.
Now i need to run a javascript along with that page in the browser control. How do i add the script to that. is there anyway to append the script directly when the html loads?
The script can be loaded from remote server or from the application itself. Its just to modify the pages a bit and display.
Instead of using the NavigateTo(URI) method of the WebBrowserControl directly with the URL, you can get the source of the HTML page as a string, modify it by injecting your javascript and use the NavigateToString(string html) method to display the content.
The Windows Forms WebBrowser control (Visual Studio) hosts Web pages and provides Web browsing capabilities to your application.
Does the WebBrowser control have inbuild support for rendering content loaded through Javascript, CSS etc.? Or does it render only plain HTML?
It supports javascript, css and etc. WebBrowser component is wrapper of Internet Explorer, and it works like Internet Explorer installed on your computer.
Flash, Silverlight, Video play correctly too.
Also, you may interact with page content from your .NET code or call .NET methods from javascript through windows.external object.
My client WPF application needs to display an HTML page. I understand that the webbrowser control uses the version of IE that is installed on the box.
Is there a control to render HTML that can be totally embedded into my application so that it is not dependent on the version of IE, that the user has installed?
What would happed if a user is using IE6?
Thanks
You could always use WebKit .NET instead. It allows you to embed a WebKit browser in your .NET application without having to have extra software installed on the machine.
There is also geckofx if you would rather go the Mozilla Gecko route.