[TheBeastinator]

Hey

So i was busy messing with the web browser control, and to my surprise... The control is EXTREMELY limited!
Does it really have no "Forward, Back, Refresh, Stop Loading" the very basics?

[Red Lemur]

It has all that - you just need to know how ;) These are from memory but should give you a rough idea.

e.g. refresh you can do by just navigating to the existing url:

MyBrowser.Navigate(MyBrowser.Source);

'Back'/'Forward' you can do by invoking JavaScript on the browser:

MyBrowser.InvokeScript("eval", "history.go(-1)");

(You may want to check first in your code there is something to go back to)

and Stop is a case of subscribing to the webbrowsercontrol's Navigating event and setting e.Cancel equal to true.

private void MyBrowser_Navigating(object sender, WebBrowserNavigatingEventArgs e)
{
     e.Cancel = true;
}

Hope that helps,

Ian

[TheBeastinator]

It has all that - you just need to know how ;) These are from memory but should give you a rough idea.

e.g. refresh you can do by just navigating to the existing url:
[code]
MyBrowser.Navigate(MyBrowser.Source);
[/code]

'Back'/'Forward' you can do by invoking JavaScript on the browser:
[code]
MyBrowser.InvokeScript("eval", "history.go(-1)");
[/code]
(You may want to check first in your code there is something to go back to)

and Stop is a case of subscribing to the webbrowsercontrol's Navigating event and setting e.Cancel equal to true.
[code]
private void MyBrowser_Navigating(object sender, WebBrowserNavigatingEventArgs e)
{
e.Cancel = true;
}
[/code]

Hope that helps,

Ian

oooohhhh i see... so we invoke java script.

Thanks, i feel quite silly missing these obvious steps.