geckobrowser | basic Android browser application that uses the GeckoView | Widget library
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Very basic Android browser application that uses the GeckoView widget.
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- Initializes this View
- Called when the browser is back button pressed
- Override this method to handle the item selection
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QUESTION
The GeckoFX 60 browser I'm using in WPF has an evaluate script method that takes in javascript code (in a form of a string).
What I did:
- Looked for a YouTube video to test my javascript code
- Placing
document.getElementById('date').innerText
on the console gave me the information I needed - Went back to my WPF app and placed this:
(C#)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 03:14I think this has to do with the dynamic DOM on YouTube.
While I could not retrieve the value by element Id I found the same information on another Tag by class name:
QUESTION
I am using GeckoFx v45
and I am trying to set different proxy.
I tried the following which should normally work.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-12 at 18:56This seems to be a simple issue. When I added your code to my sample I got a runtime error:
Additional information: A String value may not be assigned to 'network.proxy.http_port' because it is already defined as Int32.
So, 'network.proxy.http_port/ssl_port' needs to be an integer:
QUESTION
I am trying to navigate through a list of url and get some content from the webpages via GeckoBrowser. The problem is that the OnDocumentCompleted is propably on a different thread and the for loop is not stopped so it keeps on going
I have tried to refactor with multiple browsers but it didnt work
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-08 at 16:04You're right, the DocumentCompleted event won't block your for loop. Rather than using a for loop, inside OnDocumentCompleted() method you wrote, grab the data you want from the site, and then Navigate() to the next url in the list.
Also if you're just trying to download web data, the browser is overkill unless the site is really complicated and uses javascript to render things etc. If you're just trying to get simple html from a site, just use WebClient:
QUESTION
I'm using GeckoBrowser, as I find it displays and loads pages faster than the native WebBrowser(IE). The only issue I'm having is when to tell the page has finished loading so I can then run more code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-29 at 11:24@jmcilhinney's solution worked, just used drop downs at the top. All I really needed was to add Imports Gecko.Events at the top
QUESTION
I am trying to embed a youtube and twitch player (only one at a time) in my vb.net application using geckofx. While it worked perfectly with the twitch player, i can't interact with the youtube player the same way - using the javascript calls.
I am using these documentations:
- GeckoFX-45.0 source tests
- YouTube Player API Reference for iframe Embeds
- Twitch Embedding Video and Clips
(sry, i am not yet allowed to link all of these)
I have installed "geckofx-45 windows 32bit" via nuget and initialize it as shown here.
Even though this is in C# it can be easily ported to VB.
After creating the geckoBrowser i embed the player using
geckoBrowser.LoadHtml("",Nothing)
.
There seems to be two ways to build your HTML though, which both did not work for me:
- Embed the video using the jsapi:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 12:29I found a workaround to access the player. I 'inject' my command to the player with this:
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You can use geckobrowser like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the geckobrowser component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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