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Hi
Has the WebView LoadComplete event name been changed recently to LoadCompleted?
I'm asking because I've just switched from single DLL version 3.0.66.0 to Multi-Dll version 3.0.84.1 and my VS solution then failed compilation hooking up to _wbEo.LoadComplete. Is it simply a name change or are these other functional differences?
Many thanks
Adrian
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Hi,
Yes. This was a simple name change in order to be more consistent with other event names. Sorry about the inconvenience.
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Many thanks for the quick reply.
Another question (maybe I should open another post) - we're having problems running an application utilizing EO.WebBrowser multi-dll version on 32-bit machines.
Our application is WinForms and all 8 EO dlls are deployed in the application folder along with the app.exe file. The application runs fine on 64-bit computers but on 32-bit we get the following error:
"You are using EO.WebBrowser multiple DLL build. But DLL EO.WebBrowser.Native.dll is missing. This DLL must be in the same directory as EO.WebBrowser.dll"
As I say all of the DLLs (including EO.WebBrowser.Native.dll) are in the same folder which happens also to be the main application install folder. If it helps, the version of EO.WebBrowser is 3.0.84.1.
Our application with the single DLL version (3.0.66.0) ran fine on 32-bit machines.
Any ideas?
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Adrian
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Hi,
Are you running on Windows XP?
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No, the two machines it's failing on are:
Vista 32-bit
Windows Server 2007 SP2 32-bit
As per my previous post, the application with EO single DLL version worked on both of these.
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Hi,
Please try to copy D3Dcompiler_43.dll into the same folder as EO.WebBrowser.dll (you should already see D3Dcompiler_46.dll there). You can find D3Dcompiler_43.dll in a recent installation of Google Chrome browser. This file is part of DirectX and is needed on certain version of Windows.
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Thanks for the quick response again.
I'm afraid that didn't work, same error message reported.
Do you have any 32-bit machines you can replicate the problem on?
Adrian
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Hi,
We have found a problem and posted a new build. Please download it from our download page and see if it works for you.
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Brilliant, I've tried the new build and it works fine now. Thank you all for such a quick turnaround and prompt replies, excellent support. 
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Great. Thanks for the update!
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