WPF Webbrowser Control.

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December 5th, 2008, 09:41 AM
idrisgani

WPF Webbrowser Control.

Hi Everyone,
I am currently working with WPF Application. i am loading Google Map in a web browser and loading the street view functionality of GMap2 in the web browser.i get a pop up saying CURRENT WEB BROWSER DOES NOT SUPPORT FLASH but i can load the same in web browser control in .NET2.0(2005).Can any tell me a solution.
December 23rd, 2008, 05:12 PM
tattooedscorpdc

Re: WPF Webbrowser Control.

You may want to consider utilizing Silverlight as opposed to Flash since WPF and Silverlight integrate seamlessly

Happy Developing,

Larry
Although I work for Microsoft as an Architect Evangelist my opinions and occaisonal errors are my own and not to be misconstrued as Microsoft's
December 23rd, 2008, 05:16 PM
TheCPUWizard

Re: WPF Webbrowser Control.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tattooedscorpdc

You may want to consider utilizing Silverlight as opposed to Flash since WPF and Silverlight integrate seamlessly

Happy Developing,

Larry
Although I work for Microsoft as an Architect Evangelist my opinions and occaisonal errors are my own and not to be misconstrued as Microsoft's

Isn't expecting Google to change their technology to suit Microsoft requirements just a BIT presumptive???

[Does you Christamans Tree display "PC Rules" ????]
December 23rd, 2008, 07:43 PM
marceln

Re: WPF Webbrowser Control.

Quote:

Originally Posted by idrisgani

Hi Everyone,
I am currently working with WPF Application. i am loading Google Map in a web browser and loading the street view functionality of GMap2 in the web browser.i get a pop up saying CURRENT WEB BROWSER DOES NOT SUPPORT FLASH but i can load the same in web browser control in .NET2.0(2005).Can any tell me a solution.

but do you actually use the gmaps version for Flash? you may want to think switching back to the classical version (the one built with javascript).
gmaps + flash is useful only if you have some complex animations/drawings to overlay on the map or if you want really smooth panning and zooming. otherwise, the other version suits almost all needs.