I have new Blazor Server application running in EDGE, which need to launch another old application in IE. How we can launch IE browser with a URL from Blazor Server application running in client machine? I used JavaScript previously during asp.net time with window.open. But there's no guarantee that IE going to open with window.open()
Use
Open README file with IE
Learn more:
Open README file with Edge
https://stackoverflow.com/a/53958628/3728901
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3008858/how-to-open-specific-web-browsers-using-hyperlinks.html
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/launch-resume/launch-default-app
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Is there a way to set up (extension, etc...) Visual studio code to auto-refresh browser (Firefox Dev, Chrome Dev) as soon as the file I am working on is saved? (Like Live Server extension)
I am working with local installation of Apache (Yes, I am working on WordPress :)
Using this tutorial from youtube you will install the Live Server VSCode extension for use with html files. However, you will most likely (although you haven't mentioned) be using PHP or other languages because apache supports it. For this, use this tutorial from GitHub. It installs a browser extension (compatible with chrome/chromium-based/firefox browsers) that connects to a server instance and serves the reload function to that webserver. This does NOT install a web server (in this case it shouldn't matter). If you follow the tutorial, it should be really self-explanatory.
When I download a TWA built like this project (https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/svgomg-twa) on Chromebooks it only launches the URL inside the Chrome browser and not as a standalone webview. If I install as a PWA then it runs correctly inside a standalone browser. The website is also not cached while running from the TWA unlike the PWA
Has anyone managed to get a TWA running correctly on Chromebooks?
It's not supported yet. Support for Trusted Web Activity in Chrome OS is coming in Chrome 86.
I have a JSF application that uses Primefaces 7.0. Some of its pages use the p:media component to display the content of PDF files. When installed on a remote linux server, the application does not show the content of the PDF if used with Firefox 67.0. It works fine with Chrome and IE. And it works perfectly on my Windows 10 PC, even with Firefox. To make it even wierder, inspecting the element makes it visible in my laptop, but not in my desktop computer. Has anyone else a similar problem? Please advice.
EDIT 11/11/2019: Today I learned that the problem occurs when using https instead of http. Therefore, it doesn't really matter that the server is remote; what happens is that on our remote (and public) server we use https
I have a windows service that needs to automatically open a web page when it starts
This is what ive tried
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("iexplore.exe", "")
2nd
Process.start()
Both these options work when you debug but they do not physically open the webbrowser when running the service
I eventually used c.method = "POST" and it worked
I am using a web browser control in my Win Form which is installed in a citrix server when i try to open the application in my local it is working fine (even in IE) without any errors.When I try to open the same application after deploying in server, inside the web browser control I am getting some Java script errors while loading the form.
JavaScript errors are: (Internet Explorer script error)
Invalid character in URL
ASP.NET Ajax client side framework failed
"Sys" is undefined.
Is this error is because of the site which is opened in a control or any configuration is missing or IE issue?? Please help
Thanks in advance.