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Blog Post:
window.close() freezes .NET 2.0 WebBrowser Control in Windows Form application
Jeff Sanders
In the spirit of my post: How To: Close the Form hosting the WebBrowser control when scripting calls window.close in the .Net Framework version 2.0 the .NET 2.0 WebBrowser control has no control over the close events like WindowClosing. One valid solution is to use the ActiveX version of the WebBrowser...
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23 Apr 2008
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How to wire the readystatecomplete event from the XMLHttp object in InternetExplorer (.NET)
Jeff Sanders
I have a web page that has a global variable in the jscript called xmlhttp. It is the build in XMLHttp object in Internet Explorer. I am hosting the WebBrowser control in a C# (.NET managed code) application and I want to know when the XMLHttp object is done. This occurs after the document complete event...
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6 Mar 2008
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How To: Close the Form hosting the WebBrowser control when scripting calls window.close in the .Net Framework version 2.0
Jeff Sanders
By design the WebBrowser Control does not close the parent Form when WebBrowser Control is closed. Here is one way you can accomplish this. The WebBrowser will send a WM_NOTIFYPARENT notification that can be captured and an event raised that a host can respond to. Here is the documentation on the...
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25 May 2007
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How To: Capture the NewWindow2 Event from a Managed WebBrowser Control
Jeff Sanders
The articles referenced in my post Internet Explorer WebBrowser Control loses state ... discusses sinking this event by adding an unmanaged version of the WebBrowser control to your Form and using that. But what if you want to use the Managed version? The manged version of the WebBrowser control is really...
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23 May 2007
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Internet Explorer WebBrowser Control loses state when JScript performs a call to Window.Open
Jeff Sanders
Session state for a web site is often stored in cookies. If you use the WebBrowser control in an program and the target website responds to an action with a call to Window.Open , then mysteriously the cookies for that site are not transmitted with the request. Cause: Window.Open creates a window using...
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4 May 2007
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