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here is a start for you: 
<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-41835916-1">Private Sub cmdTest_Click()
'161009 strive4peace
'NEEDS Reference to Microsoft HTML Object Library
 Dim oDocument As HTMLDocument
 Dim oElement As HTMLHtmlElement
 
 Dim sID As String
 Set oDocument = Me.WebBrowser0.Object.Document
 For Each oElement In oDocument.all
 sID = oElement.id
 If sID &lt;&gt; &quot;&quot; Then
 Debug.Print sID, oDocument.getElementById(sID).outerHTML
 End If
 Next oElement

End Sub
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Hi 
 
I am trying to understand your suggestion... 
 
The suggested code is: 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp;Dim oDocument As HTMLDocument 
&nbsp; &nbsp;Dim oElement As HTMLHtmlElement 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 
&nbsp; &nbsp;Dim sID As String 
&nbsp; &nbsp;Set oDocument = Me.WebBrowser0.Object.Document 
&nbsp; &nbsp;For Each oElement In oDocument.all 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; sID = oElement.id 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; If sID &lt;&gt;&nbsp;&quot;&quot; Then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Debug.Print sID, oDocument.getElementById(sID).outerHTML 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; End If 
&nbsp; &nbsp;Next oElement 
 
So, if I correctly understand, we have an HTML document, internal to the app that is set to the value of the WebBrowser container. 
 
If any of the elements of the WebBrowser are not empty they get printed out (I guess that the rationale is to find which oDocument element contains the , but, the method debug.print is not printing anything... 
 
 
 
 
var map = new Microsoft.Maps.Map(document.getElementById('myMap'), { 
&nbsp; &nbsp; credentials: 'Your Bing Maps Key' 
}); 
var pushpin = new Microsoft.Maps.Pushpin(map.getCenter(), { 
&nbsp; &nbsp; icon: createRedArrow(45), 
&nbsp; &nbsp; anchor: new Microsoft.Maps.Point(12, 12) 
}); 
map.entities.push(pushpin); 
function createRedArrow(heading) { 
&nbsp; &nbsp; var c = document.createElement('canvas'); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; c.width = 24; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; c.height = 24; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; var ctx = c.getContext('2d'); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; // Offset the canvas such that we will rotate around the center of our arrow 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.translate(c.width * 0.5, c.height * 0.5); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; // Rotate the canvas by the desired heading 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.rotate(heading * Math.PI / 180); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; //Return the canvas offset back to it's original position 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.translate(-c.width * 0.5, -c.height * 0.5); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.fillStyle = '#f00'; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; // Draw a path in the shape of an arrow. 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.beginPath(); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.moveTo(12, 0); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.lineTo(5, 20); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.lineTo(12, 15); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.lineTo(19, 20); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.lineTo(12, 0); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.closePath(); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.fill(); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ctx.stroke(); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; // Generate the base64 image URL from the canvas. 
&nbsp; &nbsp; return c.toDataURL(); 
}
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do you have a KEY to use bing maps? You may want to use google maps instead ...
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Nope, I still do not have a key. I didn't looked for it. &nbsp;Currently, it shows almost what I want, but no pushpins or text that I can send through the Web Browser so I the user may see what he/she needs. 
 
Anyway I am really KEEN on using Google Maps (although images are much worse, believe it or not). 
I just don't know how to open a google map in the WebBrowser and set the parameters I want (actually just a few pushpins whose type depend on the type of object I need to represent and small text. 
 
Do you know how to do it?
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Easier or not, the behaviour is the same as they both call IE. 
 
/gustav
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they are a little different -- the first web browser control (the 7th tool shown in the controls group) &nbsp;does not have a Navigate method. &nbsp;Not sure what is used instead.
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well I am closing this question as there is a similar stream on other one. But is remains: how do I do it?
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Im am developing a small ms/access application. I have a ms/access 2016 database with Lat/Lon coordinates for several types of points and, for them, I want to show, on the web browser, where they are and what they are, using colours and pushpin types. 
&nbsp; 
I am already able to center the map where it needs, provide appropriate zoom levels, etc. setting the control source of the webbrowser to: 
&quot;<a href="http://bing.com" rel="ugc">http://bing.com</a>&quot;&nbsp;&amp; &quot;/maps/embed/viewer.aspx?cp=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;[textGPS] &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&amp;lvl=12&amp;dir=90&amp;sty=r&amp;w=600&amp;h=600&quot; 
 
I also learned the there is a Bing Maps V8 Web Control that provides the needed functionality as long as I am able to somehow develop programs in JavaScript/HTML/TypeScript for which Microsoft already proves samples that are good enough to me as they contain the today's required functionality (e.g.<a href="http://www.bing.com/api/maps/sdk/mapcontrol/isdk#createPushpinFromCanvas+JS" rel="ugc">http://www.bing.com/api/maps/sdk/mapcontrol/isdk#createPushpinFromCanvas+JS</a>) . 
 
The problem now is, how do I, in the WebBrowser control, set up the javascript or html to run. Documentation mentions that we should use the &nbsp;“DocumentText” property of the WebBrowser Control. But this property does no show... 
 
How to do it?
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Im am developing a small ms/access application. I have a ms/access 2016 database with Lat/Lon coordinates for several types of points and, for them, I want to show, on the web browser, where they are and what they are, using colours and pushpin types.
 
I am already able to center the map where it needs, provide appropriate zoom levels, etc. setting the control source of the webbrowser to:
"http://bing.com" & "/maps/embed/viewer.aspx?cp=" & [textGPS] & "&lvl=12&dir=90&sty=r&w=600&h=600"

I also learned the there is a Bing Maps V8 Web Control that provides the needed functionality as long as I am able to somehow develop programs in JavaScript/HTML/TypeScript for which Microsoft already proves samples that are good enough to me as they contain the today's required functionality (e.g.http://www.bing.com/api/maps/sdk/mapcontrol/isdk#createPushpinFromCanvas+JS) .

The problem now is, how do I, in the WebBrowser control, set up the javascript or html to run. Documentation mentions that we should use the  “DocumentText” property of the WebBrowser Control. But this property does no show...

How to do it?

WebBrowser Control - ms/ACCESS

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