[GHD124]

This is sort of a tutorial and help at the same time.
i am using this code to open Form 2 in Form 1:

Code

Dim newform As New Form2
        newform.TopLevel = False
        Me.Controls.Add(newform)
        newform.Show()

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but is there a way to make this code with, lets say opening mozilla or something?

[Cairns]

Yes, it is called an addon lol. You can't do it with your logic though.

[Euras]

I don't know what you mean by "opening mozilla". Do you mean if you click a button on your form, Firefox opens? If so then you would use the Process.Start() method.

By the way, this is not by any means a tutorial.

[GHD124]

I don't know what you mean by "opening mozilla". Do you mean if you click a button on your form, Firefox opens? If so then you would use the Process.Start() method.

By the way, this is not by any means a tutorial.

i wanted to open the another program in my form, like i showed with that code.

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Yes, it is called an addon lol. You can't do it with your logic though.

thanks for that constructive and well thought out comment you posted there. it really helped me out and i would like to commend you for posting this comment on my thread. hope the HF community looks upon you with great respect and divinity because you sir are a the most intellectual and Dignified person i have ever met.

[Euras]

i wanted to open the another program in my form, like i showed with that code.

Yes but all that code is doing is showing Form2. In regards to Firefox, are you wanting to open the browser when you click a button, or are you talking about embedding the browser into your form?

Sorry but you need to clarify what you're wanting a little better.

[Josh‎]

Yes but all that code is doing is showing Form2. In regards to Firefox, are you wanting to open the browser when you click a button, or are you talking about embedding the browser into your form?

Sorry but you need to clarify what you're wanting a little better.

I would say it's quite clear it's the latter.

[GHD124]

Yes but all that code is doing is showing Form2. In regards to Firefox, are you wanting to open the browser when you click a button, or are you talking about embedding the browser into your form?

Sorry but you need to clarify what you're wanting a little better.

i would like to embed the browser into the form, thats a way better way of explaining it.

[Euras]

i would like to embed the browser into the form, thats a way better way of explaining it.

In that case, you might find this link useful:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs...ng_Mozilla

[GHD124]

In that case, you might find this link useful:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs...ng_Mozilla

thanks this will help alot. i will post an update when i get this to work. 😖

[TheBarret]

Holy crap, wtf is with the horrible background, i think my iris just started to bleed... o.O

[Dispersia]

Why don't people only screenshot the relevant things anymore. So annoying.

[SIM-1676753]

Why don't people only screenshot the relevant things anymore. So annoying.

Welcome to the .Net Section 2014, where we screenshot everything except for relevant things.

/joke

[Washi]

Use the SetParent function.

PHP Code


<?php 
SetParent(MyForm.Handle, FireFoxFormHandle); 


[GHD124]

Holy crap, wtf is with the horrible background, i think my iris just started to bleed... o.O

its not a background its another form

[TheBarret]

its not a background its another form

Oh my bad, but whats the purpose of that app? give them seizures ? 🤐