HtmlWindow.Navigate Method
Definition
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Displays or downloads the new content located at the specified URL.
Overloads
| Navigate(Uri) |
Displays a new document in the current window. |
| Navigate(String) |
Displays or downloads the new content located at the specified URL. |
Navigate(Uri)
- Source:
- HtmlWindow.cs
- Source:
- HtmlWindow.cs
- Source:
- HtmlWindow.cs
Displays a new document in the current window.
public:
void Navigate(Uri ^ url);public void Navigate(Uri url);member this.Navigate : Uri -> unitPublic Sub Navigate (url As Uri)Parameters
- url
- Uri
The location, specified as a Uri, of the document or object to display in the current window.
Applies to
Navigate(String)
- Source:
- HtmlWindow.cs
- Source:
- HtmlWindow.cs
- Source:
- HtmlWindow.cs
Displays or downloads the new content located at the specified URL.
public:
void Navigate(System::String ^ urlString);public void Navigate(string urlString);member this.Navigate : string -> unitPublic Sub Navigate (urlString As String)Parameters
- urlString
- String
The resource to display, described by a Uniform Resource Locator.
Remarks
If the url parameter points to an HTML page, the page currently displayed in the window will be destroyed and replaced with the new page; any references your application holds to managed DOM objects in the old page will not be valid. If url points to a resource that cannot be displayed by Internet Explorer, the user is presented with a dialog box asking whether to open the resource outside of the application, save it to disk, or cancel the download operation.
