Hi,

I just discovered this excellent webBrowser control that can potentially replaced the .NET WebBrowser control so am evaluating this now.

I have a local html page, a very simple just to test this EO.WebBrowser control. I subscribed to LoadFailed event to check if there will be errors when loading a page using MessageBox.Show, see below:

void m_WebView_LoadFailed(object sender, EO.WebBrowser.LoadFailedEventArgs e)
{
MessageBox.Show("LoadFailed -> " + e.ErrorMessage + " " + e.FailedUrl);
}

My simple webpage is located at C:\HTML\WebExit.html, when I ran the app, the event fired twice, the first showed "The request was cancelled", after that, there's another message box with the same error + "C:\HTML\WebExit.html".

But the page was successfully displayed which is weird. If the page was successfully loaded, I should not receive the LoadFailed events.

Any idea?

Thanks
Philip

Hi,

Just downloaded the latest build and run. It works perfectly now. The application does not receive the LoadFailed event on the initial empty page and the LoadFailed event is fired if it attempts to load a page that cannot be found.

I noticed something has change in the implementation of JSExtInvoke. In previous build, the javascript can simply call like this
var getFirstName = function()
{
var obj = EO.extInvoke("getFirstName");
alert obj;
}

and i can get the value that C# returned. Noticed i didn't pass any parameter.

With the new build, looks like i have to pass at least pass one parameter.

var obj = EO.extInvoke("getFirstName", [ null ]);

Is this now the case with the latest build?

Thanks
Philip

Hi,

This is just to let you know that we have posted a new build that fixed the empty argument array issue. You can download the new build from our download page. This build you can use EO.extInvoke("getFirstName") without having to pass an empty array.

Thanks!