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I'm developing a win-form application that needs sometime to show a "pop-up" form that displays a portion of a web page on internet (HTML). I'm getting the HTML of the page using a classic web request:
var serviceRequest = new WebClient();
var response = serviceRequest.DownloadString(new Uri("www.something.com"));
I have already tried to use the web browser control which works really well but as you know there are several issue using it as it is based on a COM object.(I cannot dynamically create another form that contains the web browser control without create a thread STA etc)
All I need is "container" where I can inject the HTML I want to display.
Any suggestions?
thanks a lot
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You can user web browser control.It can inject all html code directly.
webBrowser1.DocumentText = "<html>hello <script>alert('hi');</script></html>";
Try to use built-in WebBrowser control.
References at CodeProject:
For Managed HTML Rendering, see Professional HTML Renderer
For Dynamic HTML Rendering, see Show Dynamic HTML in WinForm Applications
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