Naaaw, just the amount of pain relieving alcohol needed ;-)
Check West-Wind: Rick probably has done much more than most, as MarkDown Monster displays the HTML-translated markdown text client side. And anything Rick writes is worth reading - esp. on topics/tools you might have to use or implement...


>You also want to be posted on my stress level, Frustration level and the like :-)
>
>>IIRC there are/were libraries trying to mimick WebBrowser / IE interface while connecting to Chrome -
>>low 4 figures IIRC for single dev. Never checked them out, if coming with source and working as test within 2H
>>probably good enough compromise to save own nerves and hair. Otherwise I'd hitch my wagon to WebView2, as most DotNet UI needing HTML/JS apps will find bugs much faster with larger user base, unless Selenium is already used by that customer.
>>
>>keep us posted of your efforts, results & solutions...
>>thomas
>>
>>>Thank you Thomas.
>>>
>>>>Both ways are certainly workable, but AFAIK support only older Javascript - something like 6 years or a dog live...
>>>>Going for V8 Javascript probably is more future oriented - there should be 4 ways to accomplish this:
>>>>- Dotnet with WebView2
>>>>- DotNet with CefSharp
>>>>- vfp with some C glue with CefSharp (Christoph / Foxpert has already implemented basic connection)
>>>>- Selenium with its Choice of browsers but even more awkward interface (needing another connection layer)
>>>>
>>>>Of course ease of use of older COM solutions is much better - certainly point in favor of your solutions
>>>>
>>>>my 0.02
>>>>thomas
>>>>
>>>>>Are two ways:
>>>>>1) use InternetExplorer.Application and html with javascript
>>>>>2) use MSScriptControl.ScriptControl.1 and run javascript code (https://www.foxite.com/archives/run-javascript-from-vfp-0000242619.htm)
>>>>>
>>>>>MartinaJ
>>>>>
>>>>>>I would like to be able to put Javascript code in my FoxPro App.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have an application available as a remote desktop app. I would like to be able to execute the javascript code when I launch my Foxpro app.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The javascript code would get the size of the screen (for example iPhone, iPad or desktop). Then it could create a file containing the needed information.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>After that the Foxpro app. takes control and the dimension of the screen would be defined based on the content of the javascript created file.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>TIA