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which version of VB.Net? Starting with VB.Net 2005, you also have a WebBrowser control. Have a look at <a href="http://www.emoreau.com/Entries/Articles/2007/04/The-WebBrowser-control.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.emoreau.com/Entries/Articles/2007/04/The-WebBrowser-control.aspx</a>
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and i obviously want to convert the expression [ + &quot;?to=&quot; + txtto + &quot;&amp;subject....etc ] because it is not the same for .NET
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It should work in VB.Net too...<br />
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If you want to be more &quot;correct&quot; then use &amp;&nbsp;instead of +.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; WebBrowser1.Navigate (&quot;<a href="http://domain/mailer.php" rel="ugc">http://domain/mailer.php</a>&quot; &amp;&nbsp;&quot;?to=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;txtto &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&amp;subject=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;txtsubject &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&amp;from=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;txtfrom &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&amp;message=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;txtmsg)<br />
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Otherwise, what error messages are you getting?
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Good catch emoreau...wasn't clear if they were controls or variables.
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somebody plz convert this to VB.NET<br />
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WebBrowser1.Navigate (&quot;<a href="http://domain/mailer.php" rel="ugc">http://domain/mailer.php</a>&quot; + &quot;?to=&quot; + txtto + &quot;&amp;subject=&quot; + txtsubject + &quot;&amp;from=&quot; + txtfrom + &quot;&amp;message=&quot; + txtmsg)<br />
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and is there any tool out there that converts VB6 Projects to VB.NET and the other way around ?<br />
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thanks a bunch.
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somebody plz convert this to VB.NET

WebBrowser1.Navigate ("http://domain/mailer.php" + "?to=" + txtto + "&subject=" + txtsubject + "&from=" + txtfrom + "&message=" + txtmsg)

and is there any tool out there that converts VB6 Projects to VB.NET and the other way around ?

thanks a bunch.

which version of VB.Net? Starting with VB.Net 2005, you also have a WebBrowser control. Have a look at http://www.emoreau.com/Entries/Articles/2007/04/The-WebBrowser-control.aspx

and i obviously want to convert the expression [ + &quot;?to=&quot; + txtto + &quot;&amp;subject....etc ] because it is not the same for .NET

It should work in VB.Net too...

If you want to be more &quot;correct&quot; then use &amp; instead of +.

    WebBrowser1.Navigate (&quot;http://domain/mailer.php&quot; &amp; &quot;?to=&quot; &amp; txtto &amp; &quot;&amp;subject=&quot; &amp; txtsubject &amp; &quot;&amp;from=&quot; &amp; txtfrom &amp; &quot;&amp;message=&quot; &amp; txtmsg)

Otherwise, what error messages are you getting?

Good catch emoreau...wasn&#39;t clear if they were controls or variables.

VB6 to VB.NET ?

somebody plz convert this to VB.NET

WebBrowser1.Navigate (&quot;http://domain/mailer.php&quot; + &quot;?to=&quot; + txtto + &quot;&amp;subject=&quot; + txtsubject + &quot;&amp;from=&quot; + txtfrom + &quot;&amp;message=&quot; + txtmsg)

and is there any tool out there that converts VB6 Projects to VB.NET and the other way around ?

thanks a bunch.

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