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Old 09-10-2002, 04:43 PM
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I'm having a newbie question here. I've searched the board but didn't enough explanation on how to do this. Maybe you guys will have some links to help me out also.

I'm trying to build a little application (really simple) that has a menu on top and for the main part (the rest) would be a web browser in the background. I don't want nothing else there.

I'd just wanna have a web browser result.

So, when the program would start, I would simply open a template html page and load it up on the browser. So, the user would see my little application's menu and on the bottom, the html page.

Then, when the user would input the correct text fields of the wizard, I'd like the background web browser to show the page created after the user enter the informations he was prompted. This HTML page would be created dynamically by my code. I would just load it up.

And when the user would click on new on the menu, it would go back to the normal template and then he would enter the info and the page would be changed again.

So, in short, it's only to create a web browser property on my application that would look like the background (so, no back, foward, etc. properties) and when a user entered the data, to load up a temporary created page.

Do you have any idea? I'm a newbie in this VB field and I didn't know where to find information. I'm sure it isn't too hard.

Thanx in advance for helping me on this one.

PS: If you need any more information, just let me know
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Old 09-10-2002, 04:51 PM
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Just put a web browser control on your form and play with the navigate property.

You can get a webbrowser from "Components"->"Microsoft Internet Controls".
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Old 09-10-2002, 05:09 PM
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Just put a web browser control on your form and play with the navigate property.

You can get a webbrowser from "Components"->"Microsoft Internet Controls".
I'd like to do such a thing, but I have no clue on how implementing this. Do you know a web site that explains this control so that I can manage to do it myself??
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Old 09-10-2002, 05:33 PM
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Found some info there...

http://www.acky.net/tutorials/vb/wbrowser/

Thanx for your help
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