Webbrowser control help....

Re: Webbrowser control help....

Cor,

shdocvw.dll is the what was meant.


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"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstname @planet.nlwrote in message
news:36BBC2A1-C49A-4CE6-AA39-C7CF038C6C9D@mi crosoft.com...

Hi Nicholas,
>
I have read this message earlier, however thought I have never heard of a
shwdoc.dll that would have been in VB6. (I know the shdocvw.dll, but the
characters are so much different that it cannot be that). However was not
that currious to that. Moreover because that can still be used in every
version of Net. (AxWebBrowser).
>
Howewer now you even know what it is, can you give me a link to it.
>
Cor
>

Re: Webbrowser control help....

Hi Nicholas,

I have read this message earlier, however thought I have never heard of a
shwdoc.dll that would have been in VB6. (I know the shdocvw.dll, but the
characters are so much different that it cannot be that). However was not
that currious to that. Moreover because that can still be used in every
version of Net. (AxWebBrowser).

Howewer now you even know what it is, can you give me a link to it.

Cor

Has anyone seen a way to read the data stream for a URL being navigated to
by a webbrowser control and edit it (i.e. search HTML stream for and
possibly remove objectionable language for a kid's browser) before it's
displayed in the browser?

I'd also like to know if there is a way to drag and select portions of a
page in the webbrowser control (like cells, tables, divs, images - any
object on the page really) by clicking on the page displayed in the
webbrowser control and dragging the mouse - like you can do when selecting
multiple items on your desktop. The goal is to highlight the items that are
being selected and add their objects to an array for copying to my local
drive.

I'm new to the webbrowser control in .Net and I really don't see the
functionality that we used to have with the old shwdoc.dll stuff in VB6.
SO, any help with any code that enhances the control of the .net webbrowser
control beyond what is inherent in the control would be greatly appreciated.

jim