VB6 -- Disable Scroll Bars in Webbrowser

[codesearcher]

I tried this but still the scrollbars are there. any update on this?

[codesearcher]

I tried this but still the scrollbars are there. any update on this?

[r0om13]

how can i have a webbrowser like post : #25
i need help to make a browser if len characters of line is bigest as browser width , remaning of characters writing in next line and horizontal Scrollbar not activate

[Nightwalker83]

how can i have a webbrowser like post : #25

That is not a web browser not it seems to be a chat program.

i need help to make a browser if len characters of line is bigest as browser width , remaning of characters writing in next line and horizontal Scrollbar not activate

You should really ask this question in its own this.

[jmsrickland]

Option Explicit

Private Const READYSTATE_COMPLETE As Long = 4


Private Sub Form_Load()
 WebBrowser1.Navigate "www.google.com"
  Do While WebBrowser1.Busy: DoEvents: Loop
  Do While WebBrowser1.ReadyState <> READYSTATE_COMPLETE: DoEvents: Loop
End Sub

Private Sub WebBrowser1_DocumentComplete(ByVal pDisp As Object, URL As Variant)
 WebBrowser1.Document.body.Scroll = "no"
 WebBrowser1.Document.body.Style.overflow = "hidden"

End Sub

[Max187Boucher]

how can i have a webbrowser like post : #25
i need help to make a browser if len characters of line is bigest as browser width , remaning of characters writing in next line and horizontal Scrollbar not activate

As NightWalker pointed out, you should start a new thread.

You could use a label (Stretched = True) and add word per word, whenever the label.width > webbrowser.width then you add a vbNewLine before the word that made it bigger, and set label back to label.width = webbrowser.width.

There is many solutions, this one was probably the cheapest one tho.

[Nightwalker83]

Note to posters, this thread is over 4 years old.

Started by wiz...., Apr 2nd, 2010 07:05 PM

[r0om13]

As NightWalker pointed out, you should start a new thread.

You could use a label (Stretched = True) and add word per word, whenever the label.width > webbrowser.width then you add a vbNewLine before the word that made it bigger, and set label back to label.width = webbrowser.width.

There is many solutions, this one was probably the cheapest one tho.

thanks dear for replay , can you make a example source for me ?

[Max187Boucher]

thanks dear for replay , can you make a example source for me ?

If you follow these steps, we will help you, but not write everything for you.

1. Start a new thread (leave this one alone).
2. Make sure you put a decent thread title, not just Help me??
3. Give us a description of what you are looking for, and all the code you have now (screenshot if possible).
4. No I can not make example source for you, if you don't listen to anything I'm saying

I'm sure many of us will try to help, only if you help your self at the same time. (actually learn)

[r0om13]

Help me please
Sorry for my bad english