what's wrong with this?

what's wrong with this?

• Absolute_Zero

  Blair Allen Stark wrote:

  Navigate gives you a bit more control. . . url string and target   I was always under the impression that Url was read only . . .  maybe that was locatiopn or older browers

  well im not the best man for VB , i just know a bit so i dont realy understand :P

  hm..can u tell me why is this wrong :

  ToolStripStatusLabel2.Text = WebBrowser1.Url

  Err VB 2005 is so different then VB 6 :(

   

  
  

• tomas77777

  oh yeah. . .

  WebBrowser1.Url = new Uri("http://www.microsoft.com")

  
  
  

• Ron Swank

  ReneeC wrote:

  Yes.... The label.text is compatible with system.string datatypes. URL is not a string and what you attempted to do should not work.

  lol

  please tell me what a string is

  (i know i know im a noob :( )

  
  

• richard_deeming

  in both .Net and VBSUX, it was

  WebBrowser1.Navigate(textbox1.text)

  
  
  

• Borelord

  Blair Allen Stark wrote:

  Shaul115 wrote: Err VB 2005 is so different then VB 6 :( And that is a very good thing! VBSUX should never have been released!

  good or bad, all the staff i knew in VB 6 are now usless

  :(

  
  

• Groundhog

  Hmm, I assume this answering this post is a type of necroing, but perhaps it will help someone.

  To goto the address in your web browser of the text in TextBox1.Text Use the Code as Follows

  WebBrowser1.Navigate(Me.TextBox1.Text)

  This was tested on 8/1/2006 with Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition.

  
  

• Dan Prudhoe

  WebBrowser1.Url is a Uri class (structure )

  use

  webBrowser1.Url.ToString()

  
  
  

• Jacquemin

  Blair Allen Stark wrote:

  in both .Net and VBSUX, it was WebBrowser1.Navigate(textbox1.text)

  yup! that helped!

  but i dont get it,

  in the properties it's called "url" so why Navigate :S

  
  

• Jerry-liu

  Blair Allen Stark wrote:

  oh yeah. . . WebBrowser1.Url = new Uri("http://www.microsoft.com")

  but that changes the url for microsofts url, i need it to change to the text in textbox1

  :\

  
  

• xp

  Yes....

  The label.text is compatible with system.string datatypes. URL is not a string and what you attempted to do should not work.

  
  
  

• chinimimita

  Navigate gives you a bit more control. . . url string and target

   

  I was always under the impression that Url was read only . . .  maybe that was locatiopn or older browers

  
  
  
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