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Webbrowser problems
Well I have 2 problems:
1) Those annoying javascript runtime errors.
I want to ignore them so I have the following code
Private Sub webRegister_DownloadComple
On Error Resume Next
Set objDoc = webRegister.Document
Set objWind = objDoc.parentWindow
End Sub
Private Sub webRegister_NavigateComple
On Error Resume Next
Set objDoc = webRegister.Document
Set objWind = objDoc.parentWindow
End Sub
Public Sub objWind_onerror(ByVal description As String, ByVal URL As String, ByVal line As Long)
On Error Resume Next
Set objEvent = objWind.event
With objEvent
.returnValue = True
End With
End Sub
Why I put the On Error Resume Next? Well if I debug it, I dont have any problems and everything runs fine. When I compile it and run the *.exe I sometimes get erros. Why? I have no idea.
Now this code only works when the user has changed the "check for script errors" in IE tools. But I dont want that. It has to work without any problems for the user cause it sucks when you have to tell the user what he/she has to do.
The java error I get only happens with a visual basic webbrowser, not when I use firefox or IE and check that site out.
So either I need to ignore those runtime errors or I would like to have a script that enables that specific IE option.
2) http://users.pandora.be/stofferken/stupiderror.JPG <-Since today I am getting this error
I dont remember having changed that much but I didnt get this error before.
I have no clue what it means but it has to do something with my webbrowser I think.
Anyone can explain this error and tell me how to get rid of it?
Please help
1) Those annoying javascript runtime errors.
I want to ignore them so I have the following code
Private Sub webRegister_DownloadComple
On Error Resume Next
Set objDoc = webRegister.Document
Set objWind = objDoc.parentWindow
End Sub
Private Sub webRegister_NavigateComple
On Error Resume Next
Set objDoc = webRegister.Document
Set objWind = objDoc.parentWindow
End Sub
Public Sub objWind_onerror(ByVal description As String, ByVal URL As String, ByVal line As Long)
On Error Resume Next
Set objEvent = objWind.event
With objEvent
.returnValue = True
End With
End Sub
Why I put the On Error Resume Next? Well if I debug it, I dont have any problems and everything runs fine. When I compile it and run the *.exe I sometimes get erros. Why? I have no idea.
Now this code only works when the user has changed the "check for script errors" in IE tools. But I dont want that. It has to work without any problems for the user cause it sucks when you have to tell the user what he/she has to do.
The java error I get only happens with a visual basic webbrowser, not when I use firefox or IE and check that site out.
So either I need to ignore those runtime errors or I would like to have a script that enables that specific IE option.
2) http://users.pandora.be/stofferken/stupiderror.JPG <-Since today I am getting this error
I dont remember having changed that much but I didnt get this error before.
I have no clue what it means but it has to do something with my webbrowser I think.
Anyone can explain this error and tell me how to get rid of it?
Please help
ASKER
1) That option is basically the same as the one I am currently using, but it will force the runtime control to start by just bypassing the error message like if you had pressed "yes"
So thats not at all what I need.
2) I have no further info, thats my problem I only get this error after my program is compiled so I never get this when I debug.
I tried finding the place were this bug occurs by adding messages boxes after every line but it seems to occur @ something like form1.label1.visible = true after the webbrowser had the DownloadComplete event.
So thats not at all what I need.
2) I have no further info, thats my problem I only get this error after my program is compiled so I never get this when I debug.
I tried finding the place were this bug occurs by adding messages boxes after every line but it seems to occur @ something like form1.label1.visible = true after the webbrowser had the DownloadComplete event.
ASKER
Ok, I recoded my the webbrowser part and I no longer get that second error.
I still dont know what it was but no need to bother anymore.
However my first question still stands.
How to change the IE options?
or
Is it possible to kill the (runtime check) process without the user having any knowledge about it when a javascript error would occur?
Id very much like to have an answer soon since Ive been looking for this for quite some time now.
Any solution in wich the webbrowser just continues working and the user having no knowledge about possible errors will do.
I still dont know what it was but no need to bother anymore.
However my first question still stands.
How to change the IE options?
or
Is it possible to kill the (runtime check) process without the user having any knowledge about it when a javascript error would occur?
Id very much like to have an answer soon since Ive been looking for this for quite some time now.
Any solution in wich the webbrowser just continues working and the user having no knowledge about possible errors will do.
ASKER
Solved it myself:
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWAR
does the trick
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWAR
does the trick
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2) No idea, w/o further info on where/when/how that error is occurring.