I tried this as discribed for textboxes, but
a) this ie-control seems not to have a .hwnd
b) i can still use the windows-key for this.
Printable View
I tried this as discribed for textboxes, but
a) this ie-control seems not to have a .hwnd
b) i can still use the windows-key for this.
You question doesn't seem too match the topic!
Are you trying to use a webbrowser but want to disable the popup (context) menu?
------------------
Mark Sreeves
Analyst Programmer
[email protected]
A BMW Group Company
This is what i want to do:
For a presentation i want to make a "safe" Internet-Browser, where the users can look at my website, but nothing else.
I have hidden the taskbar, and disabled win-keys and so on, but to make it *perfect* i want to disable the right-click-popup-menu so that no user can do anything else but what i want.
Microsoft very kindly wrote
WBCustomizer.dll
which has several functions to limit (further!) a webbrowser control's functionallity such as disabling context menus and shortcut keys
WBCustom.exe has a working example in vb and is available from:
http://support.microsoft.com/support.../Q183/2/35.ASP
(or I could email it to you!)
------------------
Mark Sreeves
Analyst Programmer
[email protected]
A BMW Group Company
OK. But, how do I use my own pop-up menu?
Thanx for any suggestions.