#Busy Retrieves a BOOL value indicating whether the object is engaged in a navigation or downloading operation. #Application Retrieves the automation object for an application that is hosting the WebBrowser Control. And so it is never possible to access directly with a unique URL to the content you focus on.Ĭode: Select all #AddressBar Sets or retrieves whether the address bar of the object is visible or hidden. When pages are called using build URLs (where page parameters are possible to put in the URL) it is always possible to call the page back with such a unique URL which allows to cache the page, but this is not always the case because some servers use cgis or any dynamic server layer including hidden parameters with other stuff (linked to use current session). This is the reason why in the case I work on, I would prefer to get a local copy of just the current displayed page (containing just the page / frames source code) rather than anything else. This content is usually cached by the browser, but browser's caching method is rather tricky to access. But the URL never changes.īTW if you want to work on this received content (parsing the page for any purpose) the best is to process the information received on the client workstation.
When accessing such a website, you will have a content when clicking a link ie by sending a form with hidden variables. This comes from that many web sites are generating dynamic pages using a fixed URL for variable content. but using location.ref does not change the issue.
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