Is there an HTML web form component?

[Don Nablo]

I am looking for a component in VB6 or vb.net that would take simple HTML
web form formating strings and populate an space on a windows form. The
addtional requirement of this is that when the user clicks on a link on the
created form my program can intercept and the URL and posted data, without
the component making an HTTP call.
It does not have to support graphics.

Does any one know of one? I know you can use a webControl but I have not
figured out how to intercept the Http calls to control it.

The base of what I am after is a way to format a windows form with a simple
script language like HTML.

Here is an example of the html
<FORM ACTION="./index.asp" METHOD=POST >
<div align="center">
<center>
<TABLE BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 WIDTH=95%>
<TR>
<td width="247"><P align="right">< u><font size="+1" face="Arial">Us er
ID:</font></u>
<td width="323"><IN PUT TYPE="text" NAME="UserID" VALUE="" SIZE=40
MAXLENGTH=50 >
</TR>
<TR>
<td width="247"><P align="right">< u><FONT SIZE="+1"
face="Arial">Pa ssword:</FONT></u>
<td width="323"><IN PUT TYPE="password" NAME="Password" VALUE="" SIZE=40
MAXLENGTH=50 >
</TR>
<TR>
<td width="285">
<td width="285"><IN PUT TYPE="submit" NAME="OK" VALUE="OK"[color=blue]
>&nbsp;&nbsp;&n bsp; <input type="reset" value="Reset" name="Reset">[/color]
</TR>
</TABLE>
</center>
</div>
</FORM>

[Cor]

Re: Is there an HTML web form component?

Hi Don,

If you already use the axwebbrowser, you needs "mshtml" to handle that,
absolute not the nicest thing, it is in the normal .Net reference box, but
do not set an import on it, reference it everytime you need because it has
so much interfaces everything becomes slow when you try to declare
something..

I hope this was the answer you needed?

Cor

[Cor]

Re: Is there an HTML web form component?

Hi Don,

If you already use the axwebbrowser, you needs "mshtml" to handle that,
absolute not the nicest thing, it is in the normal .Net reference box, but
do not set an import on it, reference it everytime you need because it has
so much interfaces everything becomes slow when you try to declare
something..

I hope this was the answer you needed?

Cor