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Joined: 2/10/2014
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Hello,
I am just wondering whether there is any support for adding plugins for Web Browser control? If so, can you please give me a sample code to perform that?
Wishes,
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Joined: 5/27/2007
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Hi,
There is no direct interface for you to control which plug-in to be loaded in the current version. Currently EO.WebBrowser loads plug-ins exactly the same way as Chrome does. It automatically loads popular plug-ins (such as Adobe Reader, Flash, etc) as soon as they are installed on the system; It also scan installed FireFox plug-ins. I do expect that we will add interface to control plug-ins though.
Thanks!
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Does the current WebBrowser support Windows Media Player, if so how? It's certainly installed on my system, I've included the files in the same directory as the EO.WebBrowser.dll, to no avail.
I can't assume a user has Firefox on their system for it work.
Any suggestions?
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Rank: Administration
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nomdeplume wrote:Does the current WebBrowser support Windows Media Player, if so how? It's certainly installed on my system, I've included the files in the same directory as the EO.WebBrowser.dll, to no avail.
I can't assume a user has Firefox on their system for it work.
Any suggestions? Windows Media Player is not supported through a plug-in on Chrome. It's supported through a Chrome extension. EO.WebBrowser supports standard chrome plugin but does not support chrome extension. So it appears that there is no way for Chrome to support Windows Media files. Sorry about it!
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