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    Posted: 11 January 2010 at 7:50am
hi all,

i'm wondering - is it possible to directly assign a mshtml.document to the browser control?
currently i need to write a tempfile then use navigate on it - it would make the tempfile obsolete.

in case it's not possible - it would be nice if you could implement it in a further version.

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What exactly do you mean?
The web browser control does have the document property.
Are you trying to load an actual HTML file?
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Originally posted by shipwreck shipwreck wrote:

What exactly do you mean?
The web browser control does have the document property.
Are you trying to load an actual HTML file?


yes - but the document property is read-only.
i meant i'd like to apply the document directly, like
      set browser.document = myDoc
in order to show the document.

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Okay, I'm pretty sure I understand what you are saying.

What I would do, is use the InnerHTML feature with CodeJock's version of the web browser control. So, if it is an HTML document, just load the HTML coding from the file to the InnerHTML property of the control. Then just make sure you include your files (Images, etc.)

Another option would be to simply navigate to that file.
An example would be:
webbrowsercontrol.navigate (Path of file)



Now, for the read only property you can just set the static text property to True. This pretty much disables alteration of the document.

You can also disable the right click menu property to ensure read only property.

I hope that helps some, if not let me know and we can try something else.

Good Luck!
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