Comments by Zamuel (Top 2 by date)

Zamuel 15-Nov-13 9:35am View

I got it to work so that I can have a dialog that shows the website. This is not really what I wanted. In my application I can open text documents into the view window (similar to the one in for example Visual Studio, with a tree structure on one side and different source windows to the right). I wanted the webviewer to open up just like any other documents here and not as it's own dialog. I can call the function that creates a new document window, but how could I add a browser to that?

Zamuel 31-Oct-13 9:00am View

Hmm ok. I tried to see if I could find something usefull but it seems like most stuff are more advanced than what I need. All I need is to open a html document and display it as normal, but in a window within my application (not open it in the standard web browser). Tried the navigate2() function but it crashed immediately by some reason.

I am using the Ultimate Toolbox in my application and it seems like there are functions here for html handling. Atleast there are CPP files like "OXWebView.cpp" and some others, but I can't find any information in either the documentation for ultimate toolbox or anythere on the internet on how to use the functions.