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'**************************************
' Name: The 15 minute WWW browser
' Description:It took Netscape months to
' create their first browser, and Microsof
' t wasnt able to follow up that trick unt
' il years later. But you can create a wor
' ld wide web browser in less than 15 minu
' tes, even if you are a Visual Basic novi
' ce! The following tutorial will show you
' how to create an Internet browser using
' the Microsoft Internet Control (part of
' Internet Explorer). My only caveat is th
' at if you end up putting the big-boys ou
' t of the Internet business with your cre
' ation, that you give me a litle credit i
' n your About box! ;)
' By: Ian Ippolito (RAC)
'
' Side Effects:If you are running Visual
' Basic 5.0 or 6.0 the Microsoft Internet
' Controls are included with VB, so you do
' n't need to do anything special to get t
' hem. If you are running an older version
' , you may still be able to get the contr
' ols for free from Microsoft's site at ww
' w.microsoft.com.
'
'This code is copyrighted and has' limited warranties.Please see http://w
' ww.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/Sho
' wCode.asp?txtCodeId=425&lngWId;=1'for details.'**************************************
1)Create a new Visual Basic project.
2)Add the Microsoft Internet Controls To your project. In
VB6 you add new custom controls to a project by going to
the Project menu and choosing the Components sub-menu, and
choosing the control you want To add. In other versions of
VB, consult your help on adding custom controls. The name
of the custom control is: Microsoft Internet Control. This
will add two icons To your toolbox. Place the one that
looks like a globe (the Web Browser control) on your form
by double-clicking it. This control will display the web
page, so make sure you size it so that it looks presentable.
3)Next, place a text box On the upper portion of the form--
above the WebBrowser Control. This will be your browser's
address bar. To complete the address bar, place a button
Next To it. Change the Caption Property of the button to:&Go;
4)Now add the following code To your form:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
WebBrowser1.Navigate Text1
End Sub
That is it! Run your project and Type www.microsoft.com
into the text box and press the GO button. (Dont forget to
start your Internet connection If its Not already up). The
page will load and display just like a browser!
Now that you have an idea of how simple the control is To
use, you can take a little more time To create some more
sophisticated functionality For your browser:
1)Since the world wide wait can be taxing On your browser
users, you can create a status bar at the bottom of your
form that lets them know how much of their page has loaded.
You can use the following web browser events (see the
Microsoft Internet Controls help file, If you need examples)
WebBrowser1_DownloadBegin
WebBrowser1_DownloadComplete
WebBrowser1_ProgressChange
2)Create a menu system On your form--just like IE and
Netscape. See the VB help If youve never done this before.
You'll want To at least create &File; and &Exit.;
3)Create a combobox instead of a text box that remembers
old URLs.
4)Let your imagination run wild!
5) For more features, check out the other browser
submissions To this site. An outstanding example is:
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=2628
6)Some other features created by other users:
Passive Matrix(mailto:Passive_matrix@hotmail.com)
Here are some helpful button commands...
back button
WebBrowser1.GoBack
Forward button
WebBrowser1.GoForward
refresh
WebBrowser1.Refresh
stop
WebBrowser1.Stop
home
WebBrowser1.Navigate ("www.cow.com")
By William:mailto:wfloor@rendo.dekooi.nl
An answer To the questions about the favorites and the bookmarks:
1) Make a
commandbutton cmdAdd
2) Make a commandbutton cmdFav
3) Make a listbox
lstFavs
The code For cmdAdd:
Private Sub cmdAdd_Click()
FN =
FreeFile
Open "favs.txt" For Append As FN
Print #FN, txtUrl.Text &
Chr(13)
Close #FN
End Sub
The code For cmdFav:
Private Sub
cmdFav_Click()
On Error Resume Next
FN = FreeFile
Open
"favs.txt" For Input As FN
lstFavs.Visible = True
Do Until
EOF(FN)
Line Input #FN, NextLine$
lstFavs.AddItem NextLine$
Loop
Close #FN
End Sub
The code For lstFavs:
Private Sub
lstFavs_Click()
txtUrl.Text = lstFavs.List(lstFavs.ListIndex)
txtUrl_KeyPress 13
lstFavs.Visible = False
Close #FN
End Sub
By:CheaTzZ mailto:cheatzz@xcheater.com
To print:
Private Sub printmenu_Click()
Dim eQuery As OLECMDF
On
Error Resume Next
eQuery = WebBrowser1.QueryStatusWB(OLECMDID_PRINT)
If Err.Number = 0 Then
If eQuery And OLECMDF_ENABLED Then
WebBrowser1.ExecWB OLECMDID_PRINT, OLECMDEXECOPT_PROMPTUSER, "", ""
Else
MsgBox "The Print command is currently disabled."
End If
Else
MsgBox "Print command Error: " & Err.Description
End If
End Sub
======================
To open up new window:
Private
Sub WebBrowser1_NewWindow2(ppDisp As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
On Error
Resume Next
Dim frmWB As Form1
Set frmWB = New Form1
Set
ppDisp = frmWB.WebBrowser1.Object
frmWB.Visible = True
Set frmWB =
Nothing
If you want To cancel the new window, Cancel = True.
For a proper progressbar:
Private Sub WebBrowser1_ProgressChange(ByVal
Progress As Long, ByVal ProgressMax As Long)
On Error Resume Next
ProgressBar1.Max = ProgressMax
ProgressBar1.Value = Progress
End
Sub
To show the percentage:
Progress * 100 / ProgressMax
by: Bones mailto:kacantu@webaccess.net
You can easily view the source of the webpage you're
viewing by using 2
controls: A RichTextBox control,
and the microsoft internet transfer
control.
If your internet transfer control is Inet1, and your
Textbox is
RichTextBox1, Then use the following code
download and view a page's
source:
RichTextBox1.Text = Inet1.OpenURL(" address ")
The address must be
the valid URL of an .htm or .html
file.
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4/16/1999 10:41:00 PM:T. R. Kapoor
Good effort ! Keep it up !!
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4/20/1999 3:55:00 PM:Frankie (FrEk)
WaT Iz ThE NaMe Of ThE VBX UsEd If I'm
Using VB3?
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4/20/1999 9:29:00 PM:Happydude
This rocks.
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4/22/1999 5:43:00 AM:Rodney Botelho
wow. your a genuis
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4/26/1999 9:30:00 AM:Passive Matrix
Here are some helpful button
commands...
back button
WebBrowser1.GoBack
Forward button
WebBrowser1.GoForward
refresh
WebBrowser1.Refresh
stop
WebBrowser1.Stop
home
WebBrowser1.Navigate
("www.cow.com")
I would like to see
something on how to do bookmarks.
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4/26/1999 9:52:00 AM:Passive again
also might want to put On error resume
next. for example
Private Sub
Picture3_Click()
On Error Resume
Next
WebBrowser1.GoBack
End
Sub
this way you will not get an
error when the buttons are clicked more
than once.
Also try adding a FTP
client to your browser, I will have a
tutorial up on that soon.
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4/26/1999 2:33:00 PM:oCatt
The help file you need is
iexplore.hlp
It should be somewhere in
your windows
directory.
To make a
progress bar, use those
events
Mr.Ippolito described. The
progress bar
is another ocx control
you add to your form.
It has a Value
property that can be set
from 0 to
100. Guess what it does :)
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5/1/1999 7:44:00 PM:Ian Ippolito
Paul
If your Status bar is
StatusBar1 and
your WebBrowser is
WebBrowser1 then the code would
be
StatusBar1.Panels(1).Text
=
WebBrowser1.LocationURL
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5/9/1999 9:56:00 AM:Cosmin
That's work!
I'm so glad that now I
have my Internet
browser
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5/14/1999 7:12:00 PM:Thomas
Sorry, the webbrowsercontrol is
perfect. But you are not allowed to
deliver it. The other way, deliver
without the ocx needs to deliver the
internet explorer with your program.
so, it doesn't help you in the end. i
apologise for my bad english, but i
think you have to know this. my
question: How can i get a browser for
VB 5 Prof. without licenseproblems .
thank you.
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5/28/1999 12:43:00 PM:PhiLL
This is some GREAT code! Use it - very
simple to use!
Check out my web site
at: http://come.to/phill
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6/7/1999 6:14:00 PM:Michael-Andrews
This Is The Best Thing I Have Seen
Here!!!!! :) Thanks!!!
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6/12/1999 8:10:00 AM:Ian Ippolito
Ajay,
The easiest way to do it is
to just Install Internet Explorer on
the end user's computer and not bother
with the setup program.
Ian
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6/12/1999 11:43:00 AM:Amitava Sen
Hi Ian,
the programs real cool.
But requires a couple of
changes.
Overall the smallest code for
a well performing program I have ever
seen.
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6/13/1999 12:14:00 PM:Devrishi Bhogra
Hi! Ian
People like you are rare
!
Thanks for such compact
codes.
Devrishi
Bhogra
Faridabad,India
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6/16/1999 10:59:00 AM:William
An answer to the questions about the
favorites and the bookmarks:
1) Make a
commandbutton cmdAdd
2) Make a
commandbutton cmdFav
3) Make a listbox
lstFavs
The code for cmdAdd:
Private
Sub cmdAdd_Click()
FN =
FreeFile
Open "favs.txt" For
Append As FN
Print #FN,
txtUrl.Text & Chr(13)
Close
#FN
End Sub
The code for
cmdFav:
Private Sub
cmdFav_Click()
On Error Resume
Next
FN = FreeFile
Open
"favs.txt" For Input As FN
lstFavs.Visible = True
Do
Until EOF(FN)
Line Input #FN,
NextLine$
lstFavs.AddItem
NextLine$
Loop
Close
#FN
End Sub
The code for
lstFavs:
Private Sub
lstFavs_Click()
txtUrl.Text =
lstFavs.List(lstFavs.ListIndex)
txtUrl_KeyPress 13
lstFavs.Visible
= False
Close #FN
End Sub
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6/17/1999 6:03:00 AM:William
lHey, its me again! If you have any
questions about the source above, just
e-mai me. I can send you the source, if
you want to!
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6/24/1999 2:28:00 PM:Bob
Hehehe...kewl. But you've said that it
took Mircosoft a long time to build
their webbrowser...ok. But you're using
theirs! Try a right mouse click on the
control during run time...
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6/24/1999 9:40:00 PM:CheaTzZ
To print:
Private Sub
printmenu_Click()
Dim eQuery As
OLECMDF
On Error Resume Next
eQuery =
WebBrowser1.QueryStatusWB(OLECMDID_PRINT
)
If Err.Number = 0 Then
If eQuery And OLECMDF_ENABLED Then
WebBrowser1.ExecWB
OLECMDID_PRINT,
OLECMDEXECOPT_PROMPTUSER, "", ""
Else
MsgBox "The Print
command is currently disabled."
End If
Else
MsgBox
"Print command Error: " &
Err.Description
End If
End
Sub
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To open
up new window:
Private Sub
WebBrowser1_NewWindow2(ppDisp As
Object, Cancel As Boolean)
On
Error Resume Next
Dim frmWB As
Form1
Set frmWB = New Form1
Set ppDisp =
frmWB.WebBrowser1.Object
frmWB.Visible = True
Set frmWB =
Nothing
If you want to cancel the
new window, Cancel = True.
- CheaTzZ
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6/24/1999 9:47:00 PM:CheaTzZ
For a proper progressbar:
Private
Sub WebBrowser1_ProgressChange(ByVal
Progress As Long, ByVal ProgressMax As
Long)
On Error Resume Next
ProgressBar1.Max = ProgressMax
ProgressBar1.Value = Progress
End
Sub
To show the
percentage:
Progress * 100 /
ProgressMax
- CheaTzZ
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6/24/1999 11:51:00 PM:Randy
Hey -
Kay, I Know The Location URL
is
StatusBar1.Panels(1).Text =
WebBrowser1.LocationURL
Well, When
You Hover over a Link on The Website
How Do You Display The Webpage Address
of The Link You are Hovering
over?
Kay, Last Question. How Do You
Display The Website's Title on The
Titlebar, Example: Welcome To my Site -
My Web Browser?
Is There Sum Kinda
Help File For The Microsoft Internet
Controls OCX?
Thanx and Write Back
A.S.A.P.!!
-Randy
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6/26/1999 1:32:00 PM:CheaTzZ
Randy, or anyone who wants to
know:
Private Sub
WebBrowser1_StatusTextChange(ByVal Text
As String)
StatusBar1.Panels(1).Text = Text
End
Sub
================
Private Sub
WebBrowser1_TitleChange(ByVal Text As
String)
Me.Caption = Text & " -
MyBrowser"
End Sub
- CheaTzZ
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6/29/1999 6:53:00 PM:Steve
On the contrary, I wrote a code that
does convert it all, and it took me
about a month to do. The place I got
stuck was tables. Frames I even
managed. For the browser I used a
richtextbox. If there were frames I
used more richtextboxes, with
splitters. But tables have me stumped
with a richtextbox. I have no idea how
to do them in it. Anyway, the code
wasn't as fast as ie, or netscape, but
then it's in vb, which by itself is far
slower. But overall, it does a pretty
good job of displaying a webpage. I
did go one step beyond them in one
aspect. If you have ever looked at an
older version of ie which didn't
support tables it would just sort of
show the table html, mine if it sees
the table html just cuts it out of the
html. This of cource will totaly kill
most pages with tables, but at least
the page shows up. Anyway, great
source though. I think you did a good
job. But it is just internet explorer
thats doing the work.
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7/11/1999 7:37:00 AM:Bones
Randy asked how to view the source of a
page.
An HTML file is really just a
plain text file
with a list of
commands. If you re-open the
webpage
you are viewing into a
multi-line text box, you be
viewing
the source of the page. So all you
have to do
is re-open the webpage from
your browser into the
multi-line text
box of a new form (a BIG text box,
of
course).
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7/18/1999 12:14:00 AM:Bones
You can easily view the source of the
webpage you're
viewing by using 2
controls: A RichTextBox control,
and
the microsoft internet transfer
control.
If your internet transfer
control is Inet1, and your
Textbox is
RichTextBox1, then use the following
code
download and view a page's
source:
RichTextBox1.Text =
Inet1.OpenURL(" address ")
The address
must be the valid URL of an .htm or
.html
file.
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7/20/1999 7:21:00 AM:Rod Sinclair
This Code Is Very Useful Even If it
Does Use IE. Thanks A Million
Ian.
Rod
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7/24/1999 8:25:00 PM:Knut
For anyone who's interested, you can
easily go to the home or search page
registered on the system with the
gohome and gosearch methods of the web
browser control. Other useful
properties can also be found in the
object browser.
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7/28/1999 9:09:00 AM:Matrix
Who really cares if the browser is
connect to IE, as long as we use it and
have fun or get practice, it doesn't
matter. ;-)
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7/28/1999 5:11:00 PM:meiscow
yeah what does it matter if we have fun
with it!!
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7/29/1999 2:05:00 AM:Stefanos
Does anyone know how to zoom an html
page in any size i want. For example
resize the form with the webbrowser
control and resize the fonts , the
picture and etc in the page so that at
any size i can see the whole page even
with tiny fonts and pictures... like
the new Opera browser does it...
I'm
looking for help...ian help...
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8/2/1999 7:33:00 AM:Anders & Ron
Great Code!!!
This is realy
Cool
Keep up the good work
Anders & Ron
Denmark
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8/2/1999 11:01:00 PM:Tiggermcat
HELP HELP HELP HELP !!!!!!!!!!!
Ok
heres how it goes. I made a coll web
browser and it wont work on anyones
computer but ones with vb6.0. If i try
on other computer it come up with an
error with shdocvw.dll. HElp HElp Help.
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8/5/1999 10:45:00 PM:Chad
Please help, I can not figure a way to
get my progress bar to show progress.
What am I doing wrong?
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8/6/1999 3:58:00 AM:KnightCyrus
Tiggermcat what your problem is, is
that you aren't providing some of the
files that are needed, make it and
install program that
way it will come
with all the necicary files that it
will need.
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8/10/1999 2:36:00 PM:Arthur Chaparyan
You should change the name to 5 minute
browser. :-) Arthur
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8/20/1999 7:51:00 AM:Joe
Sigh...some people just aren't
listening.
The browser control in
this sample IS
IE. If you dont have IE
installed it wont work.
Thats why the
"shdocvw.dll" error message is
appearing. You cant distribute the
files to make it work, partly because
your not allowed and partly because it
just does not work.
The user MUST
have IE installed or your code wont
work.
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8/29/1999 10:04:00 PM:VoiceOne
Awesome code!! How do you delete
something from your favorites list
though?... someone please help
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9/3/1999 8:40:00 AM:Brian Searle
How do you change the font of an IE
instance using the execwb method. I've
tried and it doesn't work, can anyone
explain how to do this?
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9/3/1999 11:13:00 AM:Nicky
My browser doesn't work... can somebody
send me their Project files? I use VB4
and I'm a beginner
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9/9/1999 8:30:00 AM:serene
Do u know any way in viewing a html
page in a browser create by VB and then
if the user highlight certain portion
then that certain portion html code can
be cut and paste into some other place.
Just like what Frontpage can do . Can
VB do that ?
Thanks if u can answer
this questions !
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9/10/1999 10:09:00 AM:ZerO Invasion
hello guys
this browser require proxy
server for me
how can i add the proxy
server
without it i can't surf
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9/11/1999 6:20:00 PM:frank
Great browser, keep it up guys...
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9/14/1999 8:40:00 AM:Zimm
Does anyone know how to add a FIND
similar to the one on the Edit menu of
IE. I want to type in a word in a text
box and click a button and have that
word highlighted on the HTML page. If
anyone could help let me know. Thanks
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9/16/1999 12:39:00 PM:Tweaker
This is a longshot but I was wondering
if anyone knows how to
make a
directory listing of someone's website
instead of loading
the default html
like index.html. Is it possible and if
so how
do you do it?
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9/27/1999 8:24:00 PM:Mad scientist
Doing something crazy!
You can upload
your web proxy log or any other file
with URL into an access database or ADO
data-store. Now you hook up a ADO aware
control like DataGrid and using a timer
control go through each URL and have
the IE control load the URL. You now
have an automated web browser. You can
even simulate the time between URLs if
you have your proxy log. We wrote one
in house to support the crime
investigators
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9/30/1999 11:26:00 AM:Louis
Not bad! i would like to see more on
create bookmarks in browser.
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10/11/1999 9:19:00 AM:bobby
how can i make the viewing area
scrollable because when i open it only
a portion of the page is viewable not
the whole page
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10/12/1999 9:41:00 AM:DataBit
This is to the people that keep making
the statement "You are just using IE".
It is using IE most of us know that,
but it is kind of like making your own
"skin" for IE. That way you get to make
it look however you want. I have made
one that makes my job easier by having
my favorites listed as buttons at key
point. Or you can make you code
skinable so that anyone can develope
there own skins. IE will not let you
do that by default...
As for my
question: How do you make a History???
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10/12/1999 10:10:00 PM:snigdha
thank you very much for providing this
code
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10/23/1999 12:29:00 AM:gLiTchEn
i luv the fact that i'm makin my own
browser with the IE stuff, but i'm
still stuck on trying to do a "View
Source" on the menu for my browser.
I've seen many codes for View Source,
but none of them work for me... someone
help???? pleez??? email me or post a
reply here... =] thank you..
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10/23/1999 12:32:00 AM:gLiTchEn
oh yeah, one more thing.... does
anybody know how to make it so that
when you click on a link on a page or
on a bookmark the url of the new page
shows up on the text box where the addy
is supposed to go?
i'm tired of going
to sites and not seeing their urls on
my screen when i get there... =\
pleez
help with that too... thank you =]
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10/28/1999 8:38:00 PM:Daniel Errante
Ian you really found out how to get
tons of users to get attracted to the
ocx!
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11/7/1999 4:56:00 PM:phil
anybody know how to make a button that
opens a dialog so u can send email?
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11/12/1999 6:29:00 PM:MB
DataBit makes a good point. This seems
to be exactly what NeoPlanet did. Why
else would you need IE 4.0+ to run it.
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11/12/1999 11:56:00 PM:phil
i need help on making "smart" buttons
on my browser, meaning that they
disable when they should and enable
when they should and show diabled and
enabled pictures when they should.
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11/15/1999 5:36:00 PM:Daniel Errante
If you want to start a mail message
window, type:
Shell "Start.exe
mailto:" & "emailaddresshere", 0
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12/15/1999 6:05:15 AM:Alberto
Anyone knows how to find a text in a
page (like the Edit/Find option in
IE).
I've tried this with the web
browser but is always disabled.
If
eQuery And OLECMDF_ENABLED Then
webVisualizador.ExecWB OLECMDID_COPY,
OLECMDEXECOPT_DODEFAULT, "", ""
Else
MsgBox "Find is not enabled"
End
If
I've also tried to pass the focus
to the web browser, but still is
disabled.
Any idea?
Thanks
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12/16/1999 10:12:34 AM:Peter Loft Jensen
Hello there!
I would like to know,
if it's possible to make a function,
that can for example remove a banner,
or just some few lines of HTML
coding...?
If looked almost all
places, but can't get it to work, or
find a source that can do the
trick.
Please help!
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12/22/1999 3:27:31 PM:GregC
To have the browser view source, just
like IE's does - in Notepad - put this
code in your mnuViewSource_Click event
(or whatever you've called the
menu.
brwWebBrowser.Navigate
"view-source:" &
brwWebBrowser.LocationURL
To have a
history, use a combo box for the
address line, not a text box. When the
user navigates to a new URL, add that
URL to the combo box. You might want
to do a check and make sure you're not
adding an address that's already been
visited.
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12/25/1999 4:38:10 PM:Adam Scott
I havn't downloaded your browser so i
don't know if it has a combo bar , but
if it does I hate when you can't get
pervious locations that you have been
to just won't go away and you can't
delete them, so i think you sould make
a special options button where you can
remove those locations...
So use
this code to do it:
Sub
Command1_Click
Combo1.Clear
End
Sub
I think alot of people would
like that on their web browsers.
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12/26/1999 4:42:23 AM:sad
Who made the OCX.....yep MicroSoft.
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1/5/2000 4:08:14 PM:Dan
All I get is error
424
WebBrowser1.Navigate Text1
I
followed the quick instructions and for
me--no winsock program I make works.
I
did control t then microsoft winsock
controls 6.0
I'm using VB 6.0
Whats
going on?!?
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1/5/2000 8:21:49 PM:Nemesis
Everyone keeps saying that its using
IE...there's an easy way to change
that...make a popupmenu on a different
form, then use the RBUTTONDOWN API
call, and make the popupmenu come up on
that event...peace
-nemesis
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1/17/2000 12:16:03 PM:jammer
I filally foud the microsoft internet
control so now i can make a browser in
vb4 thanks for the code.
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1/19/2000 6:29:32 PM:Ernst van Vliet
Nice, but I do have a little
critizism..
I think it's fine to show
the possibility of using the IE
control.
I'm just bothered by the
opening text stating that
you have
achieved in 15 minutes something that
took
the Netscape and Microsoft guys
very long to do...
Fact is, the 15
minutes is made possible to you
because
of the years of work done by
those guys
It just doesn't sound right
to me.
Maybe it's just your
eye-catcher, but still..
in my
opinion, you should have used something
like
'creating a customized
web-brouwser' as theme
I just need
to get this off my chest...
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2/3/2000 2:59:08 PM:'lok
i know you guys love this but here is
my "make a web browser in 30 seconds
flat" click add form choose web browser
delete any other forms change mdi child
to false change startup object
frmBrowser and you are done
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6/29/2000 1:29:14 PM:Zymatic
I am having trouble getting the back
anf foward buttons code to work I have
tried all the examples here but it
gives me a Run-Time error 424 - Object
Reguired. can you help me?
Thanks!
Zymatic
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10/24/2000 3:29:37 PM:Herb Riede
This code is functional but is getting
outdated. There are MANY other
WebBrowser examples on this site now,
since this one was posted in 1997.
There are also MULTIPLE bugs in the
webbrowser control (WHICH IS IE), and
despite what others have said above,
YOU CAN distribute the supporting files
(SHDocVw) IF you get an IE Customized
Distribution license.
There is also
a beta work going on elsewhere on the
'net for a Mozilla control...
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1/20/2001 2:37:32 AM:adam@adamz.co.uk
Will anyone send me the VBCBT.hlp file
for Microsoft VB V.0
(32-Bit)
Please
For some reason it
can't find it :(???
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8/3/2001 10:45:33 PM:§inister Ministe®
Id ask for a hint in the right
direction if this isnt the best any
more, but i dont know if any1 looks at
this,last post on jan, now aug, if any1
has a decent browser code, (with pop up
disable) could u mail me it plz plz plz
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12/7/2001 2:43:58 PM:Coding Genius
Wait a minute..117 votes? Look at the
voting log. I see 2. And how did you
manage to get 5 and a half when the max
is 5 I wonder? Somebody consult
the...oh wait he is the...Has MR
Ippolito been playing fair I wonder?
And look at his other submissions. heh
heh :) (I like the way he thinks.
Reminds me of me)
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2/4/2002 1:20:05 PM:Boff
Does ne1 no how to add a netscape nav
browser instead of ie? ne ideas? email
me @ boff74656@yahoo.com
cheerz
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