I'm making a internet browser. Yes, I am very new to Visual Basic and I am using Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express and.. When I visit sites and something on the page is reading from a .js file it returns in a error. How can I fix this? :confused:
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I'm making a internet browser. Yes, I am very new to Visual Basic and I am using Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express and.. When I visit sites and something on the page is reading from a .js file it returns in a error. How can I fix this? :confused:
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You have to set "ScriptErrorsSuppressed" property of the WebBrowser to True.
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I tried looking for "ScriptErrorsSuppressed" but could not find it. Sorry that im a newbie at this.Quote:
Originally Posted by bergerkiller
It's just a property like any other, that's accessed from the property window.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/8062/71676273.png
I was looking there but it isn't there.Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
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Are you using the express or full version of the IDE?Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
Also, try putting the following in your form's load event if you still can't see the property.
VB.NET Code:
I'm using Express and there is a full version?Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
Yeah, but you have to pay for it. I got it free through DreamSpark, but it's super expensive otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
That might be a feature not in the free version, but that seems highly unlikely.
Did the code I showed work?
No it had a error and I clicked the error box and it asked if I wanted to generate a class for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
That's really weird. My guess is that this property isn't available in the Express edition or your installation is messed up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
Or... are you making a WinForms project or WPF?
Also, what site are you trying to access that you're getting this error on? I'd like to test it on my end.
http://forumpromotion.netQuote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
Or any site that has like a script on the index that links to a .js file. Also it has posting issues with phpBB only with char typing.
I'm not getting a javascript error, with or without that property. I've also heard that the web browser control just inherits the properties of IE, since it is essentially just a stripped down version of IE. So if your version of IE doesn't have that property enabled, or something similar to it, that might be the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
What OS are you using? What version of IE do you have installed? What type of project is this? WinForms or WPF?. It's different with WPF, so I need to know.
OS: Windows 7Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
IE Version: 9 Beta
Project is..: Window Form Application
That's the same setup as me, with the exception of the VS Pro and I have the RC of IE9. So, my only guess is that this feature isn't available in the Express edition or your installation is messed up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
You can always try reinstalling it VB Express and see what happens. Other than that, I have no other suggestions. Sorry.
I can tell you it was no installing mess up. So it must be because it's Express. Well this sucks. Oh well I can't afford how expensive it is. I will try to get it in the future. Thank you for everything and trying to help me. I am very thankful.Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
Just because you didn't see an error, doesn't mean there wasn't one. That and an installation can get corrupted after it was installed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan