Under Visual Studio 2017, in a winform application, I try to use a webbrowser to navigate to a page using Three.js.
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
MessageBox.Show(mockupBrowser.Version.ToString(), "WebBrowser version");
mockupBrowser.Navigate("https://threejs.org/examples/webgl_geometry_cube.html");
}
But during the loadding of Three.js, I have a JavaScript error (line 6852 car 3)
My WebBrowser control version is 11.0.16299.125 and I am under windows 10.
I have no problem when I use directly Google Chrome or Internet Explorer.
Any solution ?
Thanks in advance.
Check this answer.
WebBrowser Control is just a wrapper over IE, and depending on the configuration of the machine it may wrap IE7, which does not support WebGL at all.
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I am using Blue Prism for gmail login test, I want to try with different Browser,I tried with IE every thing is fine but while trying with Firefox, not able to find Identify button after Launch. What would be the reason ? Is there any thing like Blue Prism doesn't support Firefox?
From what I know and what I've been taught, Blue Prism works ONLY with IE.
Blue Prism is compatible with the Internet Explorer browser only, you are advised to use IE while spying the web element, It does not support other browsers.It has the default setting of Internet Explorer, You can see this when you define the root node(brwoser+ URL path) in appln modular it shows the path with internet explorer.
Hope this helps.
I wonder that can I use three.js or babylonjs on winform application c# or not?
If yes, can I load some values from Datagridview table and draw 3D shapes?
thanks,
Ahmet.
No sure about this git project but try it, if is what you looking for https://github.com/delaneyj/three.net this is the webGL own integrated on all major browser by default, or sometime need to be activated for linux os browser.
You can use CefSharp in your WinForms together with Three.js or Babylon.js.
How to use CefSharp (chromium embedded framework c#) in a Winforms application
I have a basic webview:
<WebView x:Name="webView1" Grid.Row="1" Margin="75,0,40,40"/>
The code behind is as follows:
protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)
{
webView1.Navigate(new Uri("http://www.bbc.co.uk/news"));
}
The webview displays, but it does not scroll or allow you to click on any of the links (basically no interaction with in the BBC website).
I have made a completely blank test project and stuck this in the page to test it, but it works fine. So there is clearly an issue with my real project.
I have compared the manifest settings of my project and the working test project, but they appear the same.
Would there be some security setting somewhere? I can't see why my project would handle the webview differently to the test project.
After finding a similar question, WebView “disabled” in Windows 8.1, I went back to my project to see if I had any transparent layers over the top of my webview, preventing the interaction.
I looked at the visual tree using XAML Spy software. There was nothing there. I then realised that XAML Spy itself was there! So I disabled XAML Spy in the project, and the webview now works!
So XAML Spy must put a transparent layer over the top of your application, which obviously prevents webview interaction. I will log that as a bug with XAML Spy. Hopefully they will be able to fix it.
I've been trying to figure out how BrowserStack has added Firebug Lite as an extension to IE 7/8 but cannot seem to find anything that does this. See the image below and note how Firebug icon appears as button in the toolbar.
Can anyone tell me how to do this? I know how to add it to my Favorites, but I want the icon to appear in the toolbar along with the other buttons (by going to Tools -> Customize Toolbar)
It's a Browser Helper Object. The development steps are to add the icon, bind the click event to the browser, and inject the script content.
References
Mozilla ActiveX Control
Chrome Frame ActiveX Control
Browsium Catalyst FAQ
Measure Page Load Time BHO
Button Demo BHO
Building Browser Helper Objects with Visual Studio 2005
Customizing Internet Explorer with User Stylesheets
I am trying to implement my own ribbon UI in native c++. How is this implemented on windows XP ?? Unfortunately I cannot use any of the available frameworks.
I have been able to get my app working on windows 7 following the sample shown at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb688195(v=VS.85).aspx
My app has buttons in the titlebar area on the top left corner and tabs integrated with glass/window background.This works for vista and 7 but not on XP. Is it possible to implement this on XP ??
Office 2010 seems to still have the same look sans the glass effect when i turn off the Aero theme on win7. How would i get this to happen in my app??
Thanks,
Abhinay
It is not possible to implement ribbon UI yourself on Windows XP since Windows XP does not contain an API for that purpose. Apart from that the ribbon UI internally uses the undocumented NetUI (the class name of the ribbon window is NetUIHWND).