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You will have to change the setting in IE. This is becuase WebBrowser is directly related to IE. Go to Tools&gt;Internet Options&gt;Advanced abd check &quot;Disable script debugging&quot;.
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You will have to change the setting in IE. This is becuase WebBrowser is directly related to IE. Go to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced abd check "Disable script debugging".

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Also uncheck &quot;Display a notification about every script error&quot;
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Also uncheck "Display a notification about every script error"

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Set the WebBrowser1.Silent property to True.<br />
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Regards<br />
Saurabh<br />

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Set the WebBrowser1.Silent property to True.

Regards
Saurabh


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Hi<br />
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Recently my ISP has started disconnecting ever other hour, so I decided to make a prog to make sure I stay online using webbrowser object. Login is web-based. Normally it works great, but since I check status every minute, my isp somehow manages to accomplish a script error, resulting in no more automatic browsing in that webbrowser object every minute. How do I prevent these script error boxes from appearing??<br />
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thx a lot<br />
/Kristofer
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Hi

Recently my ISP has started disconnecting ever other hour, so I decided to make a prog to make sure I stay online using webbrowser object. Login is web-based. Normally it works great, but since I check status every minute, my isp somehow manages to accomplish a script error, resulting in no more automatic browsing in that webbrowser object every minute. How do I prevent these script error boxes from appearing??

thx a lot
/Kristofer

ignoring script error in webbrowser object

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