I want to open another web page in my single page. I try iframe,embed ,httprequest but not safely and not working. How can I create this page ? I develop winform application before and use cefsharp. This very basicly. But web application not supported this operation. I found Laravel Dusk but not this was not what I was looking for. Laravel Dusk run background and automation system. I think, I should use javascript framework but I can't open antoher webpage inside. I tryed use HttpRequest, download web page download and parse html but not work functions.
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I wonder if it is possible to use chromium engine inside google chrome or the google chrome itself to render a web page inside my WPF application instead of using traditional WebView (because it's the IE engine and it's awful -_-) or implementing CEFSharp (because it uses about 200 MB of space only for the chromium engine)
so in this case I need the target pc to has installed google chrome or any other(firefox or ...)
Soooo ... is there any solution?
thanks in advance
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I want to create applications based on web UI, - because of being easy and powerful - I know some providing this feature, e.g. CEF Sharp WPF or electron js but they include a full chromium engine with the app. I don't want this.
I want to create my app as light as possible, and my idea is to use chromium engine of a modern browser, that almost everyone has one.
For example, imagine that the user has installed google chrome.
first I locate the installation folder
I use chromium.exe -render path/to/file.html(imaginary) command to render my application UI.
finally bind the UI events to my native code. (e.g. c#(wpf) or any language that you can create desktop apps with it)
One solution is creating web apps by installing a website with the browser. but with that you cannot for example create or read some files in user pc, or any similar operation.
I'm looking for the most light-weight solution...
There is a new Chromium based WebView2 control that you can use to embed modern web content in your WPF application.
Please refer to the docs for more information about the prerequisites and how to use it:
Getting started with WebView2 in WPF
Explanation
So, let's say that you want your UI to be rendered in a chromium environment(aka a browser)… right?
let's take a look at electron js:
it uses NodeJS as backend.
it uses an embedded browser for frontend.
the language used is JavaScript due to NodeJS.
So, you want to use the client's browser to render your frontend instead of embedding a browser inside it.
well, don't embed it!!
you can create a web application(e.g. opened by typing localhost:<port> in browser1) using NodeJS and handle your IPC(between frontend and backend) using ajax calls or a socket connection.
that way you are doing exactly what an electron app does, except that, electron uses a bundled browser.
now you made your app lighter, also if your client do have NodeJS installed, you don't need to bundle NodeJS!
--- inspired by jupyter notebooks ---
Possible Solutions
use NodeJS as backend.
use python and combine it with Flask or Django as backend. (I think this would be the most lightweight solution)
use PHP as backend. (the best, personal opinion)
use ASP.NET/Blazor as backend. (as mentioned in the comments; but doesn't seem to be a lightweight solution)
or use any language that you can create a web application with that!
make a runApp.bat or runApp.sh to simply run your server and open the browser automatically.
In Nativescript documentation, it is been said that it allows you to build mobile apps using the same framework—and in some cases the same code—that you use to build Angular 2 web apps. But when I try to build same code for mobile application, it throws me the following error:
"No project found at or above 'C:\Users\GSC-30121\Desktop\Demo\Template\SB-Admin-
BS4-Angular-2' and neither was a --path specified."
My question is if it is possible to convert web code to mobile code or vice versa, how to do it? There's not a single example available on internet to do so. Have a look at this snap
In nativescript you cannot convert web directly into app.
But there are some solution to do that
Try the below link
https://github.com/NathanWalker/nativescript-ng2-magic
I'm trying to use SimpleMembershipProvider to manage the authentication process of my mobile application.
I generated the project using Mobile template, but this doesn't generated the same files of the Internet application template. It doesn't created the folder Filters with InitializeSimpleMembershipAttribute.cs file and the web.config, AccountController and AccountModel are different.
Can I use SimpleMembershipProvider with mobile applications? If yes, how should I do this? If not, what is the alternative?
You can use the SimpleMembershipProvider in your mobile application. This article provides complete instructions on how to do this and provide links to an example VS project that can be downloaded.
I have a mobile website made in jQuery Mobile and I would like to integrate some parts of it in a Phone Gap mobile app.
The app will provide some offline features (using local html and JS) and will integrate with the mobile website sending forms and receiving its pages (that are already in jQuery Mobile).
What do you think is the best strategy to do this? Should I write services or should I keep the ongoing html pages?
After seeing your comment above, Yes You can wrap it with phonegap and launch in app store. Then consider this, you can create services to return JSON(only for dynamic data) and load all your HTML templates on to the app (wrap with phonegap).
So static data/contents gets loaded from within the app and the dynamic content comes from server. Now enable offline caching for the dynamic contents which you want to enable for offline access.
TO enable offline access, you can either use webkit local storage(5Mb~50Mb) or a native phonegap plugin for more storage.
Hope this helps.
I'm developing a Windows Application in C sharp.using a Web Browser control to Login to the Https Site and Download the List of files. I'm able to login in to the Site and I'm able to Navigate to the Page where files are listed to be downloaded. When I try Downloading the file using the file URL and trying to Navigate using Web Browser Control a Pop - Up appears asking whether to Open or Save or cancel. How to handle this Pop up and I'm stuck here.
Any Answers are appreciated.
Thanks,
Vinay.
If all you are trying to do is download a file, you might be better off using webRequest.Create("Url") instead of the WebBrowser control. There are ways of handling authentication depending on the method the website uses.
It's best not to use the WebBrowser to download files (unless initiated by the user, who can click the save button). Instead, you can use a WebRequest to download the files from your application.
Since you said you have to log in to the website, I'm going to assume that it uses the popular method of using cookies (as opposed to HTTP Basic Auth). To get the cookies from the WebBrowser, you can use the Cookie property of the WebBrowser's Document property.