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Web Browser & Navigating to pages with errorsI'm using the VB2005 WebBrowser control.
On occasion, a page that is navigated to contains script errors. These errors keep displaying a message box asking if I want to debug. If I manage to complete the document load, these errors keep reoccurring as the mouse passes over a menu on the site, for example. In IE, the option, "Disable Script Debugging", seems to be the cure for the issue in IE. Is there something in VB2005 equivalent to "Disable Script Debugging" with regards to the WebBrowser control? SuppressScriptDebugging property is not the answer. Thanks, Gene Gene,
The WebBrowser control is just running SHDOCVW in other words Internet Explorer. The settings from Internet Explorer are therefore as well used for the WebBrowser when it is running. I hope this helps, Cor Show quoteHide quote "gene kelley" <o***@by.me> schreef in bericht news:6l0m621gr8p4t19fhrm605094d07a1t21f@4ax.com... > I'm using the VB2005 WebBrowser control. > On occasion, a page that is navigated to contains script errors. > These errors keep displaying a message box asking if I want to debug. > If I manage to complete the document load, these errors keep > reoccurring as the mouse passes over a menu on the site, for example. > In IE, the option, "Disable Script Debugging", seems to be the cure > for the issue in IE. > > Is there something in VB2005 equivalent to "Disable Script Debugging" > with regards to the WebBrowser control? > > SuppressScriptDebugging property is not the answer. > > Thanks, > > Gene It apparently is so, but very odd. A problem URL in the application
runs OK in IE. However, in IE I noticed that there are two options regarding disabling script debugging -- one for "IE" and one for "other". The option for disabling "other" was unchecked. Now, with that option also checked, the problem URL in the app is now OK. It is probably worth adding a note in this application's help file regarding this possible problem. Thanks, Gene On Wed, 17 May 2006 15:45:28 +0200, "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote: Show quoteHide quote >Gene, > >The WebBrowser control is just running SHDOCVW in other words Internet >Explorer. The settings from Internet Explorer are therefore as well used for >the WebBrowser when it is running. > >I hope this helps, > >Cor > >"gene kelley" <o***@by.me> schreef in bericht >news:6l0m621gr8p4t19fhrm605094d07a1t21f@4ax.com... >> I'm using the VB2005 WebBrowser control. >> On occasion, a page that is navigated to contains script errors. >> These errors keep displaying a message box asking if I want to debug. >> If I manage to complete the document load, these errors keep >> reoccurring as the mouse passes over a menu on the site, for example. >> In IE, the option, "Disable Script Debugging", seems to be the cure >> for the issue in IE. >> >> Is there something in VB2005 equivalent to "Disable Script Debugging" >> with regards to the WebBrowser control? >> >> SuppressScriptDebugging property is not the answer. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Gene >
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