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Articles / Desktop Programming / MFC
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Send and receive Message through WebView2 to/from your website
Ayush Swiss
27 Feb 2021
CPOL
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Establish the communication between WebView2 and JavaScript by which you can send and receive the message via WebView2
In this article I will show you how to run WebView2 in your dialog-based applications also we will see how we can send and receive the message to/from your website. You can directly invoke the Javascript method, also the same way Javascript can send the WebMessage to a C++ application. It's very very simple.
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