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Guest
Greetings,
I am using a web browser control to browse windows explorer. I give it a
default address as below and then click on some folder. The question is:
how do I retrieve the address of the folder I clicked on so that I can
display it in a textbox similar to windows explorer?
object loc = "W:\\EP 2005";
object null_obj_str = "";
System.Object null_obj = 0;
this.axWebBrowser1.Navigate2(ref loc , ref null_obj, ref null_obj, ref
null_obj_str, ref null_obj_str);
While I am at it, is there a back button mechanism that is already built
into .Net 2.0? Or do I have to go with my plan of noting all the addresses
that have been visited and then just navigating backwards from the list of
visited address that I store?
Thanks,
Rich
I am using a web browser control to browse windows explorer. I give it a
default address as below and then click on some folder. The question is:
how do I retrieve the address of the folder I clicked on so that I can
display it in a textbox similar to windows explorer?
object loc = "W:\\EP 2005";
object null_obj_str = "";
System.Object null_obj = 0;
this.axWebBrowser1.Navigate2(ref loc , ref null_obj, ref null_obj, ref
null_obj_str, ref null_obj_str);
While I am at it, is there a back button mechanism that is already built
into .Net 2.0? Or do I have to go with my plan of noting all the addresses
that have been visited and then just navigating backwards from the list of
visited address that I store?
Thanks,
Rich