How to put a browser in a WPF C# Application?

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I have tried to put a WebBrowser into C# WPF Application however when I attempt to use it when debugging you cannot see any type of internet page or anything.

Can anyone help?

Posted 12-Sep-11 10:09am

Hooolagon

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AspDotNetDev 12-Sep-11 16:39pm

Edit your question (with the Improve Question button) to include the code you are using. Include the XAML and C#.

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Hello,

It's fairly simple or I am missing something in your question...

In the xaml:

XML

<WebBrowser x:Name="webBrowser">
</WebBrowser>

and to navigate to a webpage:

webBrowser.Navigate(new Uri("http://www.google.com"));

Valery.

Posted 12-Sep-11 10:40am

Valery Possoz

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Hooolagon 12-Sep-11 16:57pm

Hello, I do understand that, Infact if anyone interested needs this information, it is in the link on my solution. Basically I have found out that it is impossible to have a WebBrowser on a Project which is transparant or allows transparency.

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Hooolagon · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-12T10:58:00

Solution 2

this will help someone add a browser; however NOTE: you can not have a transparent window if you wish to incorporate a browser.[^]

Posted 12-Sep-11 10:58am

Hooolagon