asked on Set Magnification for URL in MS Access WebControl Using VB
In MS Access, I have a webcontrol on a form. I want to be able to force magnification for the URL to 125 percent. I have found several articles on Google about this, but nothing seems to work for me. Here is what I have now - the last line represents the best suggestion I was able to find on the intrawebs:
DoCmd.OpenForm "WebBrowser", acNormal
DoCmd.Maximize
Forms!WebBrowser.RecordSou
Forms!WebBrowser.Filter = "[Select]=-1"
Forms!WebBrowser.FilterOn = True
''''' the URL comes from tbWordpress from either be in Site, NewPost or NewPage in the Wordpress table
Forms!WebBrowser!WebBrowse
Forms!WebBrowser!WebBrowse
DoCmd.OpenForm "WebBrowser", acNormal
DoCmd.Maximize
Forms!WebBrowser.RecordSou
Forms!WebBrowser.Filter = "[Select]=-1"
Forms!WebBrowser.FilterOn = True
''''' the URL comes from tbWordpress from either be in Site, NewPost or NewPage in the Wordpress table
Forms!WebBrowser!WebBrowse
Forms!WebBrowser!WebBrowse
Microsoft AccessVBA
Last Comment
Gustav Brock
ASKER
Text box for what? The URL? The zoom level?
For the URL of course.
Choose a font and its size matching your needs, and never ever touch it again.
Choose a font and its size matching your needs, and never ever touch it again.
ASKER
The URL for the WebBrowser control is variable as is (possibly) the magnification, so I can't set and forget. The control needs to be magnified not the URL. Some webpages will need to be 125%, some will need to be 75%. I need help understanding how putting a URL in a text box with a specific font is going to change the magnification in the control?
So, this is the control, not the URL.
I want to be able to force magnification for the URL to 125 percent.Ehence the confusion.
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Simply configure the texbox in design mode, have VBA update its data, and you're done.