setting html code in axwebbrowser

[Dan]

I'd like to display some HTML code in a form using the axwebbrowser control,
without having to create a temporary file to navigate to. I'm trying the
following code (let's say that the web browser control is named wbb):

object o = System.Reflecti on.Missing.Valu e;
wbb.Navigate("a bout:blank", ref o, ref o, ref o, ref o);
while (wbb == null) Application.DoE vents();
mshtml.HTMLDocu ment doc = (mshtml.HTMLDoc ument)wbb.Docum ent;
doc.body.innerH TML = "...(my html code)...";

here the last line of code throws an exception as doc.body is null, even if
I have forced the control to navigate to the blank page to avoid this.
What's the correct way of setting the HTML code of a webbrowser control?

Thanks guys!

[Champika Nirosh]

Try to write the code in DocumentComplet e Event

Nirosh.

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I'd like to display some HTML code in a form using the axwebbrowser control, without having to create a temporary file to navigate to. I'm trying the
following code (let's say that the web browser control is named wbb):

object o = System.Reflecti on.Missing.Valu e;
wbb.Navigate("a bout:blank", ref o, ref o, ref o, ref o);
while (wbb == null) Application.DoE vents();
mshtml.HTMLDocu ment doc = (mshtml.HTMLDoc ument)wbb.Docum ent;
doc.body.innerH TML = "...(my html code)...";

here the last line of code throws an exception as doc.body is null, even if I have forced the control to navigate to the blank page to avoid this.
What's the correct way of setting the HTML code of a webbrowser control?

Thanks guys!

[Robert Jordan]

Hi Dan,

I'd like to display some HTML code in a form using the axwebbrowser control,
without having to create a temporary file to navigate to. I'm trying the
following code (let's say that the web browser control is named wbb):

object o = System.Reflecti on.Missing.Valu e;
wbb.Navigate("a bout:blank", ref o, ref o, ref o, ref o);
while (wbb == null) Application.DoE vents();

wbb is never "null". Use wbb.Document or see Nirosh's answer.

bye
Rob