When using the control to browse HTML content (like a web browser), you can do nearly everything IE could do. I say “nearly” because I assume that 100% IE functionality is not possible, but I have not hit any issues yet in my code.

When trying to use the control for non-HTML browsing is where you can run into problems that cannot be worked around.

I’m working on a project where it INDEED would be very beneficial to be able to embed the WebBrowser component within my own application framework. But I’m beginning to suspect that those last 20% might be very hard to pin down, and I’m even suspecting that it might be close to impossible. And I guess the reason for my doubts is that I’ve seen so EXTREMELY few successful stories of WebBrowser embedding.

So, I guess I’m looking to you to hear whether you managed to pull through with it, and whether you managed to embed the component in a way that made it work AS good as when using the ordinary Internet Explorer application. That’s my question.

I’m wondering if it’s POSSIBLE, or if there will always remain some catch-22’s when using the WebBrowser ActiveX to embed web browsing functionality within another application.

Thanks,
Elling

Trying to attach to the IWebBrowser events, as you have, is the best way. Did you see this article on CodeProject [http://www.codeproject.com/buglist/iefix.asp] about potential problems hooking to events using .NET?

Another possible way would be polling the IWebBrowser::ReadyState, waiting until it returns “complete”.

I want to Implment OnDocumentComplete Event and want to perform things under this event instead of Click,since i am making IE toolbar so i dont need WebBrowser Control,am I right?how can I do this

Thanks

adnan(http://adynan.cjb.net)

I want to Implment OnDocumentComplete Event and want to perform things under this event instead of Click,since i am making IE toolbar so i dont need WebBrowser Control,am I right?how can I do this

Thanks

adnan(http://adynan.cjb.net)