When we use VB6 to develop commercial software, our commercial software can only run on the Windows platform, while our competitors' products can run on multiple platforms (Windows, Web, Android, iOS). NET developers are not willing to use VB6 controls, they prefer to use. (6) When we use VB6 to develop commercial controls. (5) If V8 is too large, can RC6 integrate a small embedded JavaScript engine similar to QuickJS or MuJS?
(3) Could you demonstrate the drag operations of WebView, for example: Drag a button or grid from the VB6-Form to WebView, and WebView will generate a Html-Button or a Html-Table in the Web page. (2) Can WebView.CapturePreview capture the entire Web page, not just the visible part of the window? (1) Could you add IndexByItem to RC6.cCollection?
I want to "finalize" the new RC6-functionality at the end of the year (then switching Binary-Compatibility on).
Or when you want me to include a certain extra-functionality into the new cWebView2-class. Please let me know, when something is not working as expected. You should now be able to test this new Edge-Browser-Binding (even on Win7-OSes) via this little VB6-Demo: and the successfull installation of the "evergreen-WebView2-runtime" via the MS-download-link above the Dlls of the new RC6-package in a folder of your choice + a registered RC6.dll So, after ensuring the mentioned two prerequisites: Here the official MS-DownloadLink for the evergreen-installer: "Evergreeen WebView2-Runtime" (not included in the RC6-BasePackage). Please note, that the above Binding will currently require, that you install the larger: Which the cWebView2-class then works against.
The new BaseDll-package of the RC6 now includes the official WebView2Loader.dll (version 1.0.674), (please download this new version 6 from its usual place, at first). I've included this Binding (all in a single Class, named cWebView2) in the new RC6-version of the RichClient-lib Have just finished a Binding to the new WebView2-BrowserControl (based on Edge-Chromium).
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