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Create a Web browser with VB

Materials :

1 Toolstrip + ToolStrip Controls, 1 WebBrowser.

1)

drag a toolstrip from the toolbox onto the form. Make sure that the Grip Visibility is set to Hidden.

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2)
Time to add the controls!

Needed:
6 ToolStripButtons, 1 ToolStripLabel, and 1 ToolStripTextBox
Naming the buttons

Name the first button "Back"

Name the second button "forward"

Name the third "refresh"

Name the fourth "stop"

Name the fifth "home"

And finally name the last "GO".

The go button alignment property must be set to "right".

We can now set "DisplayStyle" to "Image".
Set the images you want for the buttons.

Now we must move on and label and the textbox on the toolstrip.

For the "Label" change the "text property" to

Code:
URL

and the name to urlLabel.

Now the textbox will be named url and the text leave empty.

3)

Next drag the WebBrowser Control onto the form.

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Set the name property of the webbrowser to

Code:
webBrowser

4)

Now for the actual coding part.

Double-Click on the Form and enter this code:

Code:
webBrowser.GoHome().

Double-Click on the Back Button and enter this code:

Code:
webBrowser.GoBack().

Double-Click on the Forward Button and enter this code:

Code:
webBrowser.GoForward().

Double-Click on the Refresh Button and enter this code:

Code:
webBrowser.Refresh().

Double-Click on the Stop Button and enter this code:

Code:
webBrowser.Stop().

Double-Click on the Home Button and enter this code:

Code:
webBrowser.GoHome().

Double-Click on the GO Button and enter this code: webBrowser.Navigate(url.Text).[/code]
Double-Click on the webBrowser and enter this code:

Code:
url.Text = e.Url.ToString().

5) The end result

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This is a very basic tutorial! Add more functions to your web browser such as tabs and history as you learn and become more advanced!

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Looks great, props on the guide very simple and easy to follow and straight to the point.

The buttons for the back and forward look 10x better than Google Chromes.

(04-09-2010, 01:15 PM)Avery Wrote: [ -> ]Looks great, props on the guide very simple and easy to follow and straight to the point.

The buttons for the back and forward look 10x better than Google Chromes.

Thanks

. I'm currently using a heavily modified version of this browser.

(04-09-2010, 01:16 PM)hockeynut35 Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks . I'm currently using a heavily modified version of this browser.

Of Google Chrome?

A Picture would be lovely Victoire

(04-09-2010, 01:16 PM)hockeynut35 Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks . I'm currently using a heavily modified version of this browser.

What kind of features does it have? Did you make it yourself?

(04-09-2010, 02:09 PM)Common Wrote: [ -> ]What kind of features does it have? Did you make it yourself?

I just added:

Bookmarks, Favorites, History, Home shortcut, Time on sidebar.

All of those codes can be found online Big Grin

Wow, that actually is extremely simple. Nice job Thumbsup

(04-09-2010, 02:11 PM)hockeynut35 Wrote: [ -> ]I just added:

Bookmarks, Favorites, History, Home shortcut, Time on sidebar.

All of those codes can be found online

Oh yeah, that's true. I might do that actually, which would make it more personal.

Thanks for the tutorial man.

(04-09-2010, 02:11 PM)hockeynut35 Wrote: [ -> ]I just added:

Bookmarks, Favorites, History, Home shortcut, Time on sidebar.

All of those codes can be found online

Oh I seen a few but all stupid and plain lol.

Well then just find a tut to teach you yo spiff It up

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