How do I open particular div from web page into WPF popup. Using WPF C#?

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here is my scenario,
i have web page it contain may div with there id,
and I have WPF application containing button and popup,
now When I click on button popup should open with that particular div (e.g <div id=xyz)
how to do this,

What I have tried:

example,

CenturyLink Store Locator Map[^]

in this web page if we enter zip code or select state, map will give that location,
in div (<div id= map-container)

so this same div I want to open in my wpf popup

how to do this? please any help.

Posted 26-Jun-18 23:18pm

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ZurdoDev 27-Jun-18 8:46am

WPF? You want to open a single div from some webpage in your Windows app (WPF)? I'm confused.

Member 11859517 27-Jun-18 9:12am

yes, I want to open div from some webpage in wpf popup.

ZurdoDev 27-Jun-18 9:36am

I have not done WPF, but for starters, can you even open the webpage in WPF? That, to me, would be step 1. Then figure out how to just show the div.

#realJSOP 27-Jun-18 11:42am

Yes, you can. There is no way to "open a div" though.

Richard Deeming 27-Jun-18 9:43am

To open a webpage and scroll to a particular element, add the element ID to the URL:

https://yoursite.local/yourpage.htm#ID-OF-THE-DIV

To display a webpage in a WPF window, you'll need a web browser control. You can either use the built-in WebBrowser control, or CefSharp[^]. Just be aware that the built-in control is stuck in "IE7 mode" unless you change the registry on every computer[^] where your application runs.

Member 11859517 27-Jun-18 10:30am

hey Thanks for reply,
it's scrolling to particular div, but scrollbar is visible so they are able to scroll up-down, That i don't want just I want that particular dive visible in popup.

Richard Deeming 27-Jun-18 10:39am

Can you change the page you're loading to hide the elements you don't want to see? The :target[^] might help, but it wouldn't work in the WebBrowser control unless you changed the registry.

Member 11859517 27-Jun-18 10:48am

thanks, I din't get your point, can you have piece of code, so i can understand in better way, Thanks

Richard Deeming 27-Jun-18 10:51am

You're loading a web page. You either need to modify that page so that it only displays the element you want to display; or you need to create separate pages for each element, and load the correct one from your WPF application.

Member 11859517 27-Jun-18 10:53am

its 3rd party's web page we cant change it,

Richard Deeming 27-Jun-18 10:55am

Then you're going to need to write code in your WPF application to modify the document once it's loaded.

c# - Changing the HTML in a WebBrowser before it is displayed to the user? - Stack Overflow[^]

Member 11859517 27-Jun-18 10:57am

yes, That's what i am trying to do.

Member 11859517 28-Jun-18 9:09am

do you know hot to hide any div?

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