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92Garfield
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is it possible to include a HTML site in a VB6 exe?
so that you see it like in firefox?
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| HolyBlah wrote: | | http://visualbasic.about.com/od/usevb6/a/ResVB6.htm |
this is NOT usefull 
what is a RES file and where to get it/how to creat it?
the explaination i get on the site is useless
| Quote: | | You can put a webbrowser component inside it and load. |
i think i got it but how do i load a site/HTML code in it?
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92Garfield
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 2:33 pm Post subject: |
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| mas8rx8 wrote: | Dude.. you can include a HTML in res files.
Go fucking read it before you fucking say anything bout it |
it tells me how i activate resource and how i load a res file but i still cant make res files
would also be good if i could open a browser with a choosen site but inclding it in the form would be better
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add a browser component, webbrowser1.navigate
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92Garfield
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:53 pm Post subject: |
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| Pepsiguy wrote: | | add a browser component, webbrowser1.navigate |
so if i want to load CEF i use as code
| Code: | | call (name of webbroser component).navigate("www.forum.cheatengine.org") |
similar to the SWF thing?
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 7:05 pm Post subject: |
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| 92Garfield wrote: | | Pepsiguy wrote: | | add a browser component, webbrowser1.navigate |
so if i want to load CEF i use as code
| Code: | | call (name of webbroser component).navigate("www.forum.cheatengine.org") |
similar to the SWF thing? |
WTF? It's ok but..
could you please search a bit or at least researh about the info you gain before posting about something you have no idea? You're basically spammingwithout knowing.
Anyhow, with a webbrowser component (At VB6.0 you will have to include it so Project > Components > Microsoft Internet Components, which use ieframe.dll as you can see... [ At VB.net you have it as a default component]) you can load a html website just like if you where using IExplorer.
Code?
well, just add the component and then, lest says you wants to load google.com on the form when the program runs.
VB 6.0
| Code: | Private Sub Form_Load()
webbrowser1.navigate("www.google.com")
End Sub |
VB.Net
| Code: | Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
webbrowser1.navigate("www.google.com")
End Sub
End Class |
You can also make it so it can go back, forward, toolbars, tittles, progress, etc.. but, only if you need that, then SEARCH! is'nt nothing out of this world making a web browser AKA html loader.
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92Garfield
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| Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 5:43 am Post subject: |
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instead of flaming you could have said:
this is the code:
| Code: | Private Sub Form_Load()
webbrowser1.navigate("www.google.com")
End Sub |
would be enough
but thanks
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| mas8rx8 wrote: | | why not flame if ur too fucking dumb to search |
stfu you coulnt help me so just shut up
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If you need help with common VB6 applications - check out PSCode.com, change the language filter to Visual Basic, then type something related to what you need. E.g. "web browser". The result generally returns what you need.
You may be new to VB6, but ActiveX controls are a basic component of the IDE, atleast try google before you request help here - why ask something that's already been answered?
mas8rx8: you should treat other members with respect, especially since you're new - you don't want a bad reputation with other members do you?
same with you 92Garfield, I know you've been here a lot longer, but be a bit more mature.
Either way I'm just offering my advice, it's up to the mods if any rule enforcing is to be done. So don't take any offense to what I said.
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Read up on resources with Visual Basic, specifically reading a text file or custom resource. You can save the page, URL, etc. inside the resource file and load it at runtime. If it is a website URL you can use a string resource and load the string at runtime and navigate a browser inside your project when it loads. If it's a website you can extract the HTML file at runtime and navigate to it as well.
Google around for 'VB6 Resource Files' if you need more help with them. They aren't hard to use, but I suggest looking into using a different resource editor because VB6's default editor sucks.
| Quote: | Well ofcourse i couldnt help you because ur too dumb to use google.
or MSDN
Go learn english please. |
Firstly, don't insult people for not knowing the same language as you. This world is not English driven. People are free to speak the language of their nation if they choose. As for this forum, yes it is for English users, and he is doing a lot better then most actual English speaking people that post here.
As for your above post, if you are also going to insult someone for their English, why not learn the language yourself as it seems you don't know how to use grammar and correct punctuation. Along with that, you spelled a few things wrong.
'Well, of course I couldn't help you. You're too dumb to use Google. Or MSDN.'
The above would have been more 'proper'.
Anyway, thread closed the original poster got what he needed.
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