What is the correct way to write HTML in WebBrowser in C #?

Question

If instead of going to a web page in WebBrowser, you want to set the HTML property directly, what is its correct way?

This is true?

myWebBrowser.Navigate("about:blank"); myWebBrowser.Document.Write("<html><body>Test</body></html>");

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Senseful Jan 28 '10 at 9:19

2 answers

You can also use the WebBrowser.DocumentStream property to record the data you need.

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Giorgi Jan 28 '10 at 9:22

Senseful · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-28T23:45:35+0000

Using this (instead of the about: blank document.write command):

 myWebBrowser.DocumentText = sourceCode;

seems to solve various problems, such as starting the following JavaScript when IE7 is installed on the system:

 window.location = "#test";

If IE 7 is installed, this will result in the message Error: Invalid argument .