Billie1123
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Well...
I've got a form, and two webbrowsers (wb1 & wb2). Each of them is activated by a button (bt1 & bt2), this is the code I tried:
But when I click on bt1, and after some seconds, click bt2, they load the same page (not updated nor refreshed).
I supposse that that's because of the cache memory, that saves the page, and is showed by the other control.
So I wanted to known how to fix this problem...
I thought about deleting the webpage on cache before before navigating on the second webbrowser... but I don't know how...
I've also tried this : How to clear the cache when your application hosts a WebBrowser control in Visual Basic .NET
but the program freezes. In the method I call the subprocess "clearWBcache", and I add the line clearWBcache() before
wb1.navigate(...)
&
wb2.navigate(...)
well, I hope I've explained myself propperly.
I've got a form, and two webbrowsers (wb1 & wb2). Each of them is activated by a button (bt1 & bt2), this is the code I tried:
VB.NET:
private sub navigate1 handles bt1.click
wb1.navigate ("ip.interchile.com")
end sub
private sub navigate2 handles bt2.click
wb2.navigate ("ip.interchile.com")
end sub
But when I click on bt1, and after some seconds, click bt2, they load the same page (not updated nor refreshed).
I supposse that that's because of the cache memory, that saves the page, and is showed by the other control.
So I wanted to known how to fix this problem...
I thought about deleting the webpage on cache before before navigating on the second webbrowser... but I don't know how...
I've also tried this : How to clear the cache when your application hosts a WebBrowser control in Visual Basic .NET
but the program freezes. In the method I call the subprocess "clearWBcache", and I add the line clearWBcache() before
wb1.navigate(...)
&
wb2.navigate(...)
well, I hope I've explained myself propperly.