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  • Anil Gupe/keen inc.
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    Closing an Embedded Browser

    I have an embedded browser in which the user does some stuff (PayPal payment
    actually). When done, I redirect to a page that contains the following
    JavaScript

    <tr vAlign="top">
    <td>&nbsp;</td>
    <td<a href="javascrip t: self.close ()">Close this Window</a></td>
    <td>&nbsp;</td>
    </tr>

    When someone clicks the link, it closes my entire application! That is, it
    closes the Windows Forms Application in which this WebBrowser control is
    embedded. Is there a better way to do this so my application does not exit
    as well?

    Thanx in advance,
    --
    Anil Gupte
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    • kimiraikkonen
      #2
      Re: Closing an Embedded Browser

      On May 30, 11:45 am, "Anil Gupe/keen inc." <anil-l...@icinema.co m>
      wrote:
      I have an embedded browser in which the user does some stuff (PayPal payment
      actually). When done, I redirect to a page that contains the following
      JavaScript
      >
      <tr vAlign="top">
      <td>&nbsp;</td>
      <td<a href="javascrip t: self.close ()">Close this Window</a></td>
      <td>&nbsp;</td>
      </tr>
      >
      When someone clicks the link, it closes my entire application! That is, it
      closes the Windows Forms Application in which this WebBrowser control is
      embedded. Is there a better way to do this so my application does not exit
      as well?
      >
      Thanx in advance,
      --
      Anil Gupte
      k.e.e.nwww.keen inc.netwww.icin ema.comwww.wizo .tv.
      Pune, India
      +91-20/65216198
      Milwaukee, WI
      +1-414/431-8775
      Anil,
      I tried to put the line in a plain html file:
      <a href="javascrip t: self.close()">C lose this Window</a>

      And called this page from a webbrowser control which is embedded in a
      winform, but after "close" confirmation it doesn't close the
      application, it HANGS the application, the form's display is distorted
      like a not responding application.

      Thanks,

      Onur Güzel

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        • Anil Gupe/keen inc.
          #3
          Re: Closing an Embedded Browser

          That is interesting - I don't get a hang and I cannot duplicate that either.

          --
          Anil Gupte
          k.e.e.n
          Home - k.e.e.n. inc.
          https://www.keeninc.net
          Innovate with UsLeading the Way in Advanced Technology Solutions Discover state-of-the-art services in logistics, databases, and AI designed for evolving

          Just a moment...
          https://www.icinema.com

          www.wizo.tv.
          Pune, India
          +91-20/65216198
          Milwaukee, WI
          +1-414/431-8775
          "kimiraikko nen" <kimiraikkonen8 5@gmail.comwrot e in message
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          On May 30, 11:45 am, "Anil Gupe/keen inc." <anil-l...@icinema.co m>
          wrote:
          I have an embedded browser in which the user does some stuff (PayPal
          payment
          actually). When done, I redirect to a page that contains the following
          JavaScript
          >
          <tr vAlign="top">
          <td>&nbsp;</td>
          <td<a href="javascrip t: self.close ()">Close this Window</a></td>
          <td>&nbsp;</td>
          </tr>
          >
          When someone clicks the link, it closes my entire application! That is,
          it
          closes the Windows Forms Application in which this WebBrowser control is
          embedded. Is there a better way to do this so my application does not
          exit
          as well?
          >
          Thanx in advance,
          --
          Anil Gupte
          k.e.e.nwww.keen inc.netwww.icin ema.comwww.wizo .tv.
          Pune, India
          +91-20/65216198
          Milwaukee, WI
          +1-414/431-8775
          Anil,
          I tried to put the line in a plain html file:
          <a href="javascrip t: self.close()">C lose this Window</a>

          And called this page from a webbrowser control which is embedded in a
          winform, but after "close" confirmation it doesn't close the
          application, it HANGS the application, the form's display is distorted
          like a not responding application.

          Thanks,

          Onur Güzel


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