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I have Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition, and I want to insert a piece of javascript in my program so when the control WebBrowser1 is loaded, text and images do not load, only Java. Is there any possible way to do that in the case I do not own the webpage?

P.S: Is there a code that can turn the current webbrowser control into a fullscreen window instead of F11?

This way, I am trying to make fullscreen Java.

When you say Java, are you referring to a Java applet? Not entirely sure what you are trying to do but I guess you can read the source, find the line of code that specifies the java applet and just display that in the browser.

Logistics writes...

When you say Java, are you referring to a Java applet? Not entirely sure what you are trying to do but I guess you can read the source, find the line of code that specifies the java applet and just display that in the browser.

Yes, it is a game, and there is no source.

Wouldn't it be simpler just writing a whole new HTML page containing just the <APPLET> tag?

Is there a way to embed a Java applet container directly into a VB program? It seems like a lot of overhead to include a whole web browser control.

Foonly writes...

Wouldn't it be simpler just writing a whole new HTML page containing just the <APPLET> tag?

No because there will be no java applet when I copy the code to another site.

sinc writes...

No because there will be no java applet when I copy the code to another site.

I have no idea what that means.

Also, your thread title says "Javascript". Are you asking a question about JavaScript, Java applets, something else, all of the above...?

@OP you are not being very clear. You say one thing to me but then the opposite to someone else.

If in fact you are using java applets like you said then you obviously need to include it in your html code through the tag <APPLET></APPLET>.

This means you can do what others and I suggested.

1. Retrieve the html source from what ever page. You do not need a WebBrowser control for this.

2. Using available string functions extract/copy text from <APPLET> to </APPLET>

3. Now that you have that, you can insert it into your WebBrowser.

sinc writes...

text and images do not load

Is the correct html page (if any) being loaded?
Are all images/text pointing to the correct path?
Is it java or javascript? (they are 2 different things)
Is a particular page auto-loaded or do you have an address bar for users to use?

Logistics writes...

If in fact you are using java applets like you said then you obviously need to include it in your html code through the tag <APPLET></APPLET>.

Or simply embed an applet viewer control into the application. I'm sure one must exist, somewhere.