[SIM-964740]

So I am trying to implement a system into my program and when a link is pressed inside the gecko browser it will send the link clicked to anther gecko browser rather than opening the default internet (eg. Internet Explorer) and continuing from there.

TD;LR: Click Gecko Browser, link opens in anther Gecko Browser.

Diagram:

[AX5]

Code

If RadioButton1.Enabled Then ' Firefox
    Process.Start("E:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe", TextBox1.Text)
  ElseIf RadioButton2.Enabled Then
    Process.Start("C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe", TextBox1.Text)
  End If

Works on both :) have fun

[Nikey646]

Code

If RadioButton1.Enabled Then ' Firefox
    Process.Start("E:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe", TextBox1.Text)
  ElseIf RadioButton2.Enabled Then
    Process.Start("C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe", TextBox1.Text)
  End If

Works on both :) have fun

Don't hold it to me, but i think he may mean within his VB.Net Application, and not an external program.

That also presumes that the user has a Programs File on C:\ and E:\, and firefox is installed in the default directory...of E:\....

[AX5]

Don't hold it to me, but i think he may mean within his VB.Net Application, and not an external program.

That also presumes that the user has a Programs File on C:\ and E:\, and firefox is installed in the default directory...of E:\....

Hmm sure, I have 2 HDD and one of the browsers was installed on the E drive. ^^

[SIM-964740]

Hmm sure, I have 2 HDD and one of the browsers was installed on the E drive. ^^

I need it to be opened inside my application not an external application. Please look at the diagram.

[AX5]

I need it to be opened inside my application not an external application. Please look at the diagram.

yeah my bad sir. I did and i have no idea :P

[SIM-964740]

yeah my bad sir. I did and i have no idea :P

Alright, no problem then. Thanks anyway.

[Nikey646]

I remember doing this Ages ago, it was something to do with blocking the default behavior of VB, and then loading the link through code.

My best bet would be looking for a Event Handler for Links, and See if you can prevent it from activating and then open it in your second Gecko Control

[SIM-964740]

I remember doing this Ages ago, it was something to do with blocking the default behavior of VB, and then loading the link through code.

My best bet would be looking for a Event Handler for Links, and See if you can prevent it from activating and then open it in your second Gecko Control

Still can't find out how to do this.

[Cecilia]

In the default control its an event called NewWindow or something and you can set it to handle it to another browser with the args.

~ LaPanthere ~

[SIM-964740]

Why is this so damn hard? I need help =(

[iiRex]

I think this might be what you're looking for:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hmOoCOiDYM

EDIT: Btw, you might need to change some of the code, that however should be fairly simple.

[SIM-964740]

I think this might be what you're looking for:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hmOoCOiDYM

EDIT: Btw, you might need to change some of the code, that however should be fairly simple.

I need this for gecko, damn this is hard.

[Ashlanfox]

In the default control its an event called NewWindow or something and you can set it to handle it to another browser with the args.

~ LaPanthere ~

Yes, you can use NewWindow if a "pop-up" (new window form) show up after you pressed the button. I'm making you a little project. Send it to you as soon as I can.

Download Link : https://mega.co.nz/#!M4Bl3BgJ!KgogP3HFXQ...XhZtxj2Kmo