[Help] Webbrowser Webpage Error?

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Link to website: http://quickfind.kassad.in/

When i go to this website on google chrome, internet explorer, etc it shows the page.



When i go to this website in VS 2012, It shows this



Please help!

[unSatisfied]

Bump.

[dunfiddlin]

What are you expecting us to say? The page din't render correctly in the VS inbuilt browser. These things happen. Have you tried again since?

[unSatisfied]

What are you expecting us to say? The page din't render correctly in the VS inbuilt browser. These things happen. Have you tried again since?

I've been trying to get this to work for a month strait and have been testing everyday. I've tried refreshing which also does not work.

[unSatisfied]

What are you expecting us to say? The page din't render correctly in the VS inbuilt browser. These things happen. Have you tried again since?

Could you try entering this in your visual studio and see if it works? I would appreciate it.

[Joacim Andersson]

So why is it so important that that page is rendered correctly in the built in browser? What has that to do with your project?

[unSatisfied]

So why is it so important that that page is rendered correctly in the built in browser? What has that to do with your project?

I'm currently building a program to help League of Legend players and with that glitched webpage the HTML on the website is incorrect/glitched also (which i need for this feature of my program to function).

[dunfiddlin]

Already did. Worked perfectly. I'm just not sure what use it is to you to have it there, working or not. The facility is essentially only a courtesy from Microsoft to make sure you get eyefuls of their latest stuff.

EDIT: Just tried it in the VS WebBrowser control. No problems there either. Looks like it's your Internet settings that are the problem, not the page.

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Already did. Worked perfectly. I'm just not sure what use it is to you to have it there, working or not. The facility is essentially only a courtesy from Microsoft to make sure you get eyefuls of their latest stuff.

Could you teamview me by any chance so i could show you? I'm currently running 64bit system, VS 2012, VB.Net

[unSatisfied]

@dunfiddlin @Joacim Andersson Maybe this is why? I get the following errors when i navigate to the webpage:

[Joacim Andersson]

So it gives a script error and stops rendering the page. So why is this important for you? What has it to do with anything you're doing? What is your programming task? What can we help you with? We obviously can't rewrite the built in webbrowser in Visual Studio for you.

[unSatisfied]

So it gives a script error and stops rendering the page. So why is this important for you? What has it to do with anything you're doing? What is your programming task? What can we help you with? We obviously can't rewrite the built in webbrowser in Visual Studio for you.

I said in a previous post what this is for. I'm wondering how can stop these errors from happening? Is it happening due to a java issue?

[Joacim Andersson]

I said in a previous post what this is for. I'm wondering how can stop these errors from happening? Is it happening due to a java issue?

No you didn't! What has the browser in Visual Studio to do with Visual Basic.Net, you obviously must think it has since you posted it in a programming forum for VB.Net? Have you written that web page? If not then you can't change it can you? You can change your Internet Settings to avoid getting that error message box.

[dunfiddlin]

What IE version you using?

[unSatisfied]

No you didn't! What has the browser in Visual Studio to do with Visual Basic.Net, you obviously must think it has since you posted it in a programming forum for VB.Net? Have you written that web page? If not then you can't change it can you? You can change your Internet Settings to avoid getting that error message box.

I said in the previous post that I'm currently building a program to help League of Legend players and with that glitched webpage the HTML on the website is incorrect/glitched also (which i need for this feature of my program to function). I need the real non glitched HTML to use getelementbyid for some values. And i've tried in vb.net webbrowser and still doesnt work.

[unSatisfied]

What IE version you using?

i'm using 9

[Joacim Andersson]

But there is nothing we can help you with. If the page has JavaScript errors then the JavaScript for the page need to be changed. It has nothing to do with VB.
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But there is nothing we can help you with. If the page has JavaScript errors then the JavaScript for the page need to be changed. It has nothing to do with VB.
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It actually does because if you would actually read my posts i clearly said it works perfect in all other browsers like chrome, safari, mozilla, and internet explorer.

[Joacim Andersson]

So why does it have to work in the built in browser? Your code can hardly depend on the user opening the page in Visual Studio does it? And the error message has nothing to do with your VB code, it's a JavaScript error!

[unSatisfied]

So why does it have to work in the built in browser? Your code can hardly depend on the user opening the page in Visual Studio does it?

The webbrowser is implemented into the program i am making. It needs to work and not pull up internet explorer or anything because im using getelementbyid and making some values in the HTML the text of labels in my app.

[unSatisfied]

What IE version you using?

What version of IE do you have? I think this may be the reason why it is not working.