Is this possible? If so, how?
Silverlight is a client side browser plugin. The only way to have it in a WinForm app would be for the WinForm to host a browser control.
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In my WPF application I am using a Web Browser control, which is showing a Silverlight application. I have to go with this design(Web Browser and Silverlight) because, I badly need PivotViewer control, which only available on Silverlight.
Now, I need to communicate from WPF to silverlight app which was in Web Browser control (i.e. Pass an .NET List/Class).
How can I do it? and What are my options?
If your application is built around a Silverlight control, why are you hosting it in WPF? Wouldn't it be simpler to just have a Silverlight Desktop Application?
I have a WPF application (Not Wpf Browser appliction) and i want accesss my wpf aplication from browser. How can i do this?
We call that Silverlight my friend
I have a web site has a ListView and navigate it by using web browser control in WPF. I want to get selected item of ListView from web browser control. I can get selected text in web browser control by using Microsoft HTML Object Library but can't do this. Is there any way to do this?
Thank you.
You can interop with the web browser control from WPF using the DLR features.
I am trying for showing the content of html in web browser control. My content having encrypted value for img source. I don't what is this. That image not displaying in Webbrowser control. Also in IE browser. Normally Web browser control supports IE browser.
But it displayed for all browsers(Firefox, Chrome)
Is there way to use any(Firefox, Chorme) of the browser in Web Browser control.
Pls Help me.
Thanks
In WP7 you can only access and start standard WP7 applications, not any third party apps. So unless WP7 will be shipped with another browser, you can't do this.
Can I embeded IE in my wpf application and interact with it firing events?
e.g. can I fill a form and press submit button programmatically?
Below is the link to the web browser control for WPF, this control was not part of the initial release of WPF, and was added in 3.5 SP1. As long as you are targeting 3.5 SP1 you can use this control and interact with the content in it. I have a WPF application that does use this control and we do a lot of JavaScript interactivity with the content from the browser by drawing on a WPF canvas and sending that information to the content API of the web browser control.
If you need an example I can look up some code samples from the application and send them your way.