Parsing Html with WebBrowser Control
It is relatively easy to parse html with the WebBrowser for VB and C# or any other .net language. The trick with the WebBrowser Control is to first load a blank document into the control by using one of the following methods:
Reusing the WebBrowser Control
I have found the need in several projects as of late to reuse the WebBrowser Control in .net languages such as c#/vb.net. I have not ventured into the j# domain, but I have also played around with c++.net a little bit for various projects. There are a couple of things to keep in mind when reusing the control in different scenarios – most of which for my purposes do not include in a windows form for display purposes. For the most part making sure that there is a reference to System.Windows.Forms dll is in your References and making sure that the using or imports statements are also included this is a good first start.
Recently I was adding a Data Connection in Visual Studio, and I found that I kept getting an error message box whenever I tried.
There were a number of suggestions such as:
devenv.exe /reset
and doing a repair install which didn’t work.
Although it would seemingly be a simple task to capture a tab to perform some special operation in a form like say – begin a processing thread or something like that, it is not necessarily straight forward.
If you are looking where to find sos.dll, please check the following locations before you download windebug tools:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319
For Details on why this may be missing in other framework versions see:
In case anyone hasn’t been bashed over the head enough with SQL Injection strategies and mitigation, lets have a quick look at the simplest methods.