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i have a textbox that shows the content of a certain website.
i fill the textbox with:
objDocument.documentElement.innerHTML will show the text in HTML. but can Textbox translate that HTML code a show the website with all the correct layout/colors from the HTML?Code:TextBox30.Text = objDocument.documentElement.innerText
Thanks in advanced
I don't understand what you mean by "translate" - what do you want to do with the textboxs content? Do you want to actually display the page?
Yes .. i want to see the same as it would be in IE/FireFox.. same look, only in TextBox
You can't display a web page in a textbox.
In order for the page to be created, the code behind it, which is now in your textbox, needs to execute.
The only thing the code in your textbox is going to do is sit there in your textbox being straight text.
What is the purpose for this? Perhaps some kind of work around can be arrived at.
In Visual Studio i would use the WebBrowser1 Control. VBA doesnt have that option
The purpose of that the html written in the textbox as text is a bit messed up .. the webpage in html has more structure and more easy to read.
the html that i'm getting is not some fancy website with flash etc. Its a normal website, with just some colors and breaklines.
VBA has that option :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Amien
To put a Webbrowser control on a userform, right click the Control Toolbox and select Additional Controls
Scroll down to Microsoft Web Browser and put a check next to it.
Then you can drag the control onto your userform and control it just like an instance of InternetExplorer.
Hope this helps....
Alot :) .. tnx .. works fineQuote:
Originally Posted by koolsid
bit surprised that it has the option .. VBA more powerful than i thought :)
btw .. the website is in a string. How can i sent that string to WebBrowser1?
dont wanna use Webbrowser1.Navigate("www.website.com")