twebbrowser

Has anyone tried creating and destroying a TWebBrowser at runtime and using FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION to switch the browser mode before re-creating the TWebBrowser to enable switching the mode without restarting the application? I'm wondering if the setting is only read when starting the app, or when the web browser control is created. You don't need to create or destroy a TEmbeddedWB yourself. I made this (see below) to set the correct IE version for an app. Works perfecctly. You must do this before the form is created. You can do this in a initialization statement, for example: TIEMode =

I am getting javascript errors popping up in some webpages I am browsing to. Does anyone know how to disable javascript error boxes from displaying in a Delphi app using a TWebbrowser? or any other messageboxes? Try to set WebBrowser1.Silent := True 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2722060/how-can-i-disable-javascript-errors-on-twebbrowser

Here is my code: type TForm1 = class(TForm) WebBrowser1: TWebBrowser; Button1: TButton; Button2: TButton; procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject); procedure Button2Click(Sender: TObject); end; implementation uses ActiveX; procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); // method 1 var HtmlFile: string; begin HtmlFile := ExtractFilePath(Application.ExeName) + 'test.html'; WebBrowser1.Navigate(HtmlFile); end; procedure LoadHtml(wb: TWebBrowser; HTMLStr: string); var aStream: TMemoryStream; begin wb.Navigate('about:blank'); // reset the webbrowser while wb.ReadyState < READYSTATE_INTERACTIVE do /

As I am receiving "Floating point division by zero" exception when using TWebBrowser and TEmbeddedWB from time to time, I discovered that I need to mask division by zero exceptions Set8087CW or SetMXCSR. Q1: What would be the best approach to do this: to mask such exceptions early in the application startup and never touch them again (the app is multithreaded)? to use OnBeforeNavigate and OnDocumentComplete events to mask / unmask exceptions? (is there a chance that exception could occur after the document is loaded?) Q2: What would be the best "command" to mask only "division by zero" and

Is there any event I can hook into to detect when the active element on a web page changes? For example, when a the user focuses an edit box. I know I could check the active element in a timer, but I'd rather avoid this if possible. This isn't - quite - a complete answer to your q, but hopefully will get you most of the way there. (For future readers who arrive here via a similar q: Suppose you have an type library import unit for an automation/Com server like SHDocVw, MSHTML or the one for MS Word. Sometimes, Delphi's type library importer adds event support to the Delphi TObject-descendant