Display HTML Document in an application form ?

Display HTML Document in an application form ?

• siavoshkc

  Hi,

  Can u plz elaborate more on your question by framing ur problem with scenario

  Regards

  
  
  

• Stigern

  you can retrieve the HTML document from a site using HttpWebResponse/HttpWebRequest classes. Then from this stream perhaps write it out to an html file and then launch a Process of IE pointing to that file you just saved.

  Where are you obtaining this HTML document from

  
  
  

• Allen White

  No COM browser is not dependant on Visual Studio's version but its already installed with Windows. Right Click your Tool Box - > Add / Remove Items, a new dialog will open with .Net and COM Tabs, go to COM Tab and from the List Select "Microsoft Web Browser" Check the Box and Click OK on the Dialog, NOw this Control willl be added to your Tool Box.

  Drag it from the Tool Box to your Form, Set some properties and proceed further!

  Best Regards,

  Rizwan

  
  
  

• Neil_D_Jones

  Hey dude,

  Check this link. Should help u.

  http://vbcity.com/forums/topic.asp tid=111957

  
  
  

• stswordman

  Nikunj R Thakkar wrote:

  Hey dude, Check this link. Should help u. http://vbcity.com/forums/topic.asp tid=111957

  this looks very helpful , THANK YOU SO MUCH BROTHER

  
  

• erinselena

  RizwanSharp wrote:

  No COM browser is not dependant on Visual Studio's version but its already installed with Windows. Right Click your Tool Box - > Add / Remove Items, a new dialog will open with .Net and COM Tabs, go to COM Tab and from the List Select "Microsoft Web Browser" Check the Box and Click OK on the Dialog, NOw this Control willl be added to your Tool Box. Drag it from the Tool Box to your Form, Set some properties and proceed further! Best Regards, Rizwan

  Well i tried that but i can't find "Microsoft Web Browser" under ".COM Component" :(

  thank you :)

  
  

• Jens Fuessler

  David L wrote:

  It's been a while since I last used VS 2003 now, but try the following: Right click in your toolbox and choose "Add/Remove items" In the window that pops up, choose "COM" or "COM Components" (can't remember what it's called) Scroll down to "Microsoft Web Browser", mark it and click ok. If I recall right, you should now have a WebBrowser Control in your toolbox. Let me know if it doesn't work.

  thank you david i just tried this , couldn't find it there :(

  well, it must be included in VS 2005

  
  

• LamptonWorm

  ahmedilyas wrote:

  Where are you obtaining this HTML document from

  the HTML documents are stored in the hard disk

  by the way you are one of the best authers here and i always read your comments and replies and answers , thank you

  
  

• jhikel

  David L wrote:

  Check out the WebBrowser control. For more info: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.webbrowser.aspx That's what you're looking for

   

  thank you so much , but i am not sure if this control is included in the visual studio 2003 , if so, where can i find it

  
  

• Arkady Frenkel

  It's been a while since I last used VS 2003 now, but try the following:

  Right click in your toolbox and choose "Add/Remove items"

  In the window that pops up, choose "COM" or "COM Components" (can't remember what it's called)

  Scroll down to "Microsoft Web Browser", mark it and click ok.

  If I recall right, you should now have a WebBrowser Control in your toolbox.

  Let me know if it doesn't work.

  
  

• Thomas Mayer

  thank-you for your nice comments/feedback - I appreciate it, I do try my best :-)

  Well if the document is stored on the hard disk, why don't you open it up in Internet explorer via process class

  System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("path\\file.html");

  Is this not the solution you are looking for or are you wanting to view the document within the application itself

  
  
  

• footballboy

  Check out the WebBrowser control.

  For more info: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.webbrowser.aspx

  That's what you're looking for

  
  

• JBartz

  okay

  i am developing an application to display a course content , these content are stored in html documents , how to display these content on the application form

  thanks

  
  

• barkingdog

  do it using xml! it works great, i'm making a program like that right now, check out the link 

  http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php t=405249

  //Document.cs using System; using System.Data; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Xml; namespace IggyHopper { public class Document { public static void Parse(Control Parent, XmlDocument xmlDocument) { XmlNodeList doc = xmlDocument.GetElementsByTagName("Document"); for (Int A = 0; A < doc.count; A++) { XmlNodeList doclist = doc<img src="http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn//emoticons/emotion-13.gif" alt="Angel" />.childnodes; //doclist = all nodes in "<document>" for (int B = 0; B < doclist.count; B++) { //now we are checking all nodes inside "<document>" XmlNode thisnode = doclist<img src="http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn//emoticons/emotion-22.gif" alt="Beer" />; switch (thisnode.Name) { case "button": //do loops, switches, xmlattributelists,and xmlattribute //i will have better code next post, very helpful } } } } }

  
  
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