Yes. Its well known problem with browser control. You must place NODEFAULT to Refresh() method of this control.


>Nope, I've added nothing to the WebBrowser's code. I merely call the desired method to display the html when it is completed generating.
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>Is this a known problem?
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>>Did you place NODEFAULT in WebBrowser.Refresh() method ?
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>>>Has anyone had a problem with this class? I have put it on a form and generate html on the fly, and the form uses this class to display it after it is generated. Once in a while a user gets the dreaded fatal error. It is not repeatable on the same set of data (records for a particular key). The error message in the dialog indicates an error on line 18 in the init of the class, which is default code - I didn't write any custom code in the control itself.
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>>>Since it is intermittent and not reproduceable I am going crazy trying to figure it out. It happens on different operating systems, so that isn't the common link. It's not happening to everyone, and not constantly.
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>>>Any info will be appreciated.
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>>>Dana