When navigating to a child window with a browser control, the browser control does not get a repaint event so I have to manually send a repaint (css hack) for every navigation. I'm probably in the minority regarding this issue but it's a huge pain when you have 70 some odd windows that you navigate between and most of which have a browser control.
Anytime a child window comes to the foreground, check for a browser control, and tell IE to repaint. Should be easy.
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 Feb 20 2011, 4:13 pm
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Feb 20 2011, 9:54 pm
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Falacy
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Can you post a demo?
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I've tried forcing browsers to repaint, and do many other things besides, in the past. "Should be easy" never really seems to apply to the browser control, but I agree a demo would help.
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I'll work on it. "Should be easy". ;)
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http://files.byondhome.com/Tsfreaks/ BrowserRepaintIssue_src.zip
Repro Steps: 1. Click Back button 2. Drag the window offscreen and back. or Click 'Fix It' which sends the browser a CSS hack to force a repaint. Expected: A red web page appears without any artifacts. Actual: The browser control doesn't repaint so whatever was in the previous pane is rendered over the browser control. | |
For the record, by "should be easy", I was a little worried that I might not be able to repro in a reduced environment so I was implying that I too could run into some difficulty. Anyway, just wanted to make sure that didn't come across wrong.
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woohoo! Ty!
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