fluffy

I am making a web browser at the moment known as T.I.B. wich stands for Tank's Internet Browser. But I have come across a couple of problems. With internet explorer and mozilla firefox you can view a web pages scripting by activating a command known as "View Source". How can i do this with my web browser that i am making? Oh yeah and just incase you need to know... it is made using C#.

If you want to take a look at my test version of T.I.B. here it is:
Go to: http://tanks_bunker.sitesled.com/TIB_beta_2.zip
Password for zip file: projecttib
Also note that this program is not fully functional yet, it is incomplete. Just a test thats all.

DaWei

The source is what you receive in response to your request. It's what you use to determine what additional requests to make, if any, such as style, additional scripting, images, and so forth. You use all this to determine how to render the page. Just display it.

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Iftikhar

Is there a way to uninstall this. thereis no unistall utility with it. I deleted the files. By the way good browser. But I think behind the scene you are using IE component so it IE with diferent interface. Isn't it.

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fluffy

Is there any chance somebody could help me write the code for it?

Yeah it is pretty much just IE with a new interface.... but me and a couple of mates are working on making it so that it uses our own components instead of IE, which we almost have in the bag... just got a few bugs thats all.

P.S. Sorry for all the trouble about the uninstalling program, but the test version you kinda have to do it manually. If you need help just give us a yell.

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DaWei

I take it then, that your aren't "making a web browser", but assembling a web browser from off-the-shelf components. Nothing wrong with that, but if you don't research the basic principles, you'll have difficulties really tailoring things. The source, after all, is the basic data with which you work. You might find someone to write the code for you, but most people are playing with their own toys.

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fluffy

I am just having trouble with doing this code that i want so much. I would love for somebody to help me with it. I will mention the person who helps me out with it, in the credits as a sign of my appreciation.

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DaWei

Good luck, but I think you should temper your expectations with realism. Your offer is probably an inducement only to those whose survival needs are being met entirely by someone else, and who have no other credentials or track record.

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fluffy

There is no harm in asking.

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milot

fluffy,

If you are trying to show the page source, you can do that in this way below:

create a multiline textbox put in in your form somewhere and you must have the webBrowser component, and then write this:

fluffy

Hey thanks man... i'll give it a try.

Also is there another way to display the cody using a similar process on another form?

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