I have a web application, I would like to embed the web application in the window application..
Like if i click the icon in the windows, it should open a window along with that site..
Need to disable the right click and menu properties and every thing..
Some one told that we can do it via .Net..
Is there any other way to do that..
Could you please explain how to do this?
You can embed a WebBrowser control on a windows form. From there you can do a lot of things such as access the DOM and actually control the browser. Microsoft has a nice overview although that is for C++/VB programmers. The .NET documentation might help you translate from one to the other. And there is a decent beginner's tutorial at c-sharpcorner.
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I am trying to click on a tab in windows application using blue prism(automation).I am unable to do that. Please help
What kind of tab?
I'm working on a robot that uses windows based application and I was able to make it work.
You need to be creative whit Application Modeller. Whit widows applications theres not much of a problems, almost anything can be done.
I have some major problems with mainframe apps, terminal sesions like - ICBS.
When you spying an element try to do it using TAB index property and follow the pattern how it changing from element to element. May be it help you to develop some kind of logic.Just an Idea.
I am quite sure that with the good old Firebug, it was shown in the Layout tab, together with the box-sizing property.
Is it possible to tell in the Web Developer too? There is a Box Model tab which is quite similar to the Layout tab of Firebug, but it does not show this information.
Btw: I thought the built-in Web Developer was built on Firebug, but when reading about it it actually seems that they are two quite separate things.
That feature is currently only available in Firefox Nightly.
I need to put in simple Win32 program kind of ability to view web pages. It must be just window with page in it, no browser adress bars or other elements, just working web page in win32 window without any standart browser elements.
It seems that i need some kind of project, that gives me some way to embed chromium engine (chromium most likely) in to win32 api, and, obviously, give the full controls over the messages and other stuff that going to that "browser" window. I was looking at CEF project http://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/ , but will it fit, or any other suggestions?
My (unfortunate) suggestion is to use IWebBrowser2 if you just want to use the Internet Explorer control.
Example can be seen here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/16559/Launch-and-control-MSIE-using-IWebBrowser2
I'd like to develop an application for the Windows Store using Visual Studio 2012 and C#.
However when I create an empty project (XAML) having "Windows Store" selected I get a metro-app. I want an ordinary XAML-application because my application works only as a windowed application (the user wouldn't benefit from the Metro-interface at all).
So how can I create a default XAML-application without Metro but still be able to put it in the Windows Store?
You just build the desktop application like you normally would. Don't pick Windows Store app or you'll end up with a metro app build on WinRT.
You'll need to run the certification kit against your application and submit it to MS. You'll also still need a company account to submit to the store.
You can find more information here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsstore/archive/2012/06/08/listing-your-desktop-app-in-the-store.aspx
You'll just have to provide your own Style Templates for the controls you wish to use. The same way you would have done for any WPF/SL projects if you didn't want to use the standard out-of-the-box themes. So say for instance you want to use a Button but you don't want it to look like one of the default Light/Dark theme Buttons. Plop one on your design area, right click and go to Edit Template -> Edit a Copy and use Blend to style it however you want it to look. Unfortunately, this means you'll have to Theme all your controls to create your Theme where everything works together.
Which is one cool thing about how these environments are setup, you can just about literally make anything look however your imagination wants it to look. There's plenty of tutorials on the web on how to use Blend to customize Control Style Templates. Hope this helps.
I have tested both Google Docs and Microsoft Office live and seen that is possible with both tools to do two way copy and paste with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V with Excel document running in my windows based machine.
This is also a requirement for our new web application we are defining the architecture right now.
We plan to use ASP.NET MVC 3 and I am not sure if there is any grid out there able to handle this feature. The interesting thing is that neither Google docs or Office live requires any plugin to be installed on the client and does not display any security warning so it looks like Javascript is actually able to access to the windows clipboard ( set / get ).
To find a nice MVC editable grid is also a big challenge, something I could move around with the arrow keys and simply edit any cell...
Has anybody sorted out anything similar before? Thanks!
We used ExtJS on one of our MVC applications to do this kind of thing. They have some pretty powerful and flexible grids that sound like the kind of thing you're looking for.
ExtJS Website