I am making a web browser in C#. I need help doing the favorites. I got as
far as populating the favorites menu with a list of values from the
"LocalMachine\S oftware\WebBrow ser" key.Now how can I make the browser
navigate to the clicked menu?
Heres what I got for the App to load the list of values:
RegistryKey key = Registry.LocalM achine.OpenSubK ey("Software\\W ebBrowser",
true);
private static void Form1_Load(obje ct sender, EventArgs e){
RegistryKey RK =
Registry.LocalM achine.OpenSubK ey("Software\\W ebBrowser");
if(RK != null){
string[] valNames = key.GetValueNam es();
foreach (string x in valNames){
favoritesToolSt ripMenuItem.Dro pDownItems.Add( key.GetValue(x) .ToString(),
Web_Browser.Pro perties.Resourc es.window_new, matt_Click);
}
}
else{
RegistryKey key =
Registry.LocalM achine.OpenSubK ey("Software", true);
RegistryKey newkey = key.CreateSubKe y("WebBrowser") ;
}
}
private void matt_Click(obje ct sender, EventArgs e)
{
????? WHAT DO I ADD HERE??????????? ?????????
}
Matt 1 1417
Matt,
Why dont you use the files in the favourites folder of the current user
to fill your menu ... assuming you want to use the same ones as IE.
Then you can read in the file (by the name of the item they clicked)
and get the url - open a 'favourite' in notepad and you should get the
idea.
Cheers,
James.
Mateusz Rajca wrote:
I am making a web browser in C#. I need help doing the favorites. I got as
far as populating the favorites menu with a list of values from the
"LocalMachine\S oftware\WebBrow ser" key.Now how can I make the browser
navigate to the clicked menu?
Heres what I got for the App to load the list of values:
RegistryKey key = Registry.LocalM achine.OpenSubK ey("Software\\W ebBrowser",
true);
private static void Form1_Load(obje ct sender, EventArgs e){
RegistryKey RK =
Registry.LocalM achine.OpenSubK ey("Software\\W ebBrowser");
if(RK != null){
string[] valNames = key.GetValueNam es();
foreach (string x in valNames){
favoritesToolSt ripMenuItem.Dro pDownItems.Add( key.GetValue(x) .ToString(),
Web_Browser.Pro perties.Resourc es.window_new, matt_Click);
}
}
else{
RegistryKey key =
Registry.LocalM achine.OpenSubK ey("Software", true);
RegistryKey newkey = key.CreateSubKe y("WebBrowser") ;
}
}
private void matt_Click(obje ct sender, EventArgs e)
{
????? WHAT DO I ADD HERE??????????? ?????????
}
Matt
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