Is it possible to use the WebBrowser control as a UI interface in C#?
I like to write a string of HTML directly into the control and get an event and read the value of the hyperlinks when such a link is clicked. HTML is a great rendering language and it seems to be a waste if we could not use this technology in applications.
If this is not possible are there any good alternatives, as the WPF controls are not ‘fluid’ enough. I require a very flexible rendering environment but prefer not to reinvent the wheel.
I like to clarify that of course I can include such a control and get and send data using HPPT or other protocols but in my case I want to directly assign a string of HTML and capture the click on hyperlink events.
You can host any Windows Forms control in a WindowsFormHost (you’ll probably find it in the toolbox.
However, FlowDocument maybe more suitable for such things, as it’s truly WPF, so it can be the content of any control.