In my window application when I login I open a new window there I want to display the webapplication that is like xxx.aspx in the same window. How can i write the code in window?
I think you are looking for
WebBrowser Class
Enables the user to navigate Web pages
inside your form.
The WebBrowser control lets you host
Web pages and other browser-enabled
documents in your Windows Forms
applications. You can use the
WebBrowser control, for example, to
provide integrated HTML-based user
assistance or Web browsing
capabilities in your application.
Additionally, you can use the
WebBrowser control to add your
existing Web-based controls to your
Windows Forms client applications.
Edit:
Add a webbrowser control from your tool box to the form in which you need to show the web page.
and you can use the Navigate method
webBrowser1.Navigate("http://www.stackoverflow.com");
See
Navigate
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We want to open a web site inside a Xamarin web view but we want to hide some parts of it.
Is it possible to manipulate the web site's DOM to for example, hide a banner, or a button?
Also, we want to hide those things before they even appear so the user don't see them disappearing.
Thanks
I am developing a VSTO application for Outlook client. I am trying have my form open in the part of the Outlook client window which is highlighted in red in the following image:
I think I can't use the form regions because they replace the view for a single item.
So basically what I want to do is opening my custom form (windows or web) in the red area when I click my tool's button on the toolbar.
Any ideas how this can be done?
There are three main ways for displaying your own form there:
You can use the WebViewURL and WebViewOn properties of the Folder class for setting a web view state for the folder. Microsoft Outlook uses the rendering engine of the version Windows Internet Explorer installed on the client computer to display the web page. If Internet Explorer is not installed on the client computer, Outlook will not display the web page.
Create an adjucent Outlook window. See Creating Adjacent Windows In Outlook for more informaiton. Note, you need to have a deep understanding of Windows API to move that way, see SetWindowsHookEx.
Add-in Express provides a layout for the form out of the box. There is no need to invent a wheel in that case.
You will need to get down to the HWND level to insert your UI - see https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/stephen_griffin/2010/06/01/adjacent-windows-in-outlook/ and https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/OlAdjacentWindows/
Is there any way to programmatically click on the Yes button in the IE ActiveX Popup window using Watir.
Per the documentation, this is not possible:
Watir will drive web applications that are served up as HTML pages in a web browser. Watir will not work with ActiveX plugin components, Java Applets, Macromedia Flash, or other plugin applications. To determine whether Watir can be used to automate a part of a web application, right click on the object and see if the View Source menu option is available. If you can view the HTML source, that object can be automated using Watir
I have written a Win32 sample, in this sample I have added web Browser control. It is working fine.
I launch the application with web page having some images. Here I can drag the images on to the desktop.
One of the requirements says that application should not allow drag and drop feature.
Please let me know how to disable this feature.
I would like to put an image banner on one of my WiX dialogs that when clicked opens a web page for our product support, in case users have trouble with the installation. I think I know how to open the web page but the problem is registering the click event. Is there a way to do this?
From my own attempts I've concluded that a "bitmap" type control won't let you detect clicks. Do I have any other options, like making a pushbutton with a picture on it and hiding the borders so it looks good? I've not been successful with this.
I'm using WiX 3.5.
I think you can't do what you want with internal MSI UI for which WiX provides interface.
You can create a button with image on it but you can't hide the borders of the button.
Starting from Windows Installer 4.5, there's ability to include custom UI elements, see Using an Embedded UI for reference. Another option is using External UI, where you develop UI as a regular application and handle notification messages from MSI.