[HeDiBo]

I use a dynamically generated HTML page, that uses text and background color according to the used skin.

If the TsWebBrowser component finds a vertical scroll bar is not needed, it does not hide it. It shows it unskinned. Which in my case is extremely ugly:

[attachment=8229:TsWebBrowser.jpg]

[Support]

Is it possible to make a test-app for this issue?

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Is it possible to make a test-app for this issue?

Here it is:

[attachment=8238:acWebBrws.zip]

[HeDiBo]

Problem still exists in AC 12.05

[Support]

I'm sorry, I can't compile the demo. The 'Common' doesn't exists.

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't compile the demo. The 'Common' doesn't exists.

You probably already found the correct version:

http://www.alphaskins.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=9513&st=0#entry50100

[Support]

You can remove 1 topic, I think…

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

You can remove 1 topic, I think…

The topic you're referring to is an offer to include the code into one of the upcoming releases of AC.

The same code is used here to show a bug in the TsWebBrowser component.

So both topics serve their own purpose.

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you

I can suggest you to hide this control in the document body style:

Code:

I can't remove this scroll by delphi code, unfortunately, because it's drawn in the document and I have no idea how to do it currently.

In principle, this is a good solution, but the TsWebBrowser component will show a horizontal scroll bar if the HTML text does not fit the window.

It should not do that, in fact it should almost never do that, because the text should be wrapped.

It's almost impossible to get rid of the horizontal scroll bar.

To illustrate, this is the same demo project, but with the suggested addition of disabling the vertical scroll bar:

[attachment=8260:acWebBrowseScroll.zip]

Try to get rid of the horizontal scroll bar.

[HeDiBo]

'HeDiBo' wrote:

In principle, this is a good solution, but the TsWebBrowser component will show a horizontal scroll bar if the HTML text does not fit the window.

It should not do that, in fact it should almost never do that, because the text should be wrapped.

It's almost impossible to get rid of the horizontal scroll bar.

Setting SkinData.HorzScrollData.ScrollWidth to 0 will do the trick. But that would disable the horizontal scroll bar for all content.

[HeDiBo]

[Content was edited mistakenly by Serge]

[Support]

Thank you for the demo.

I know how to remove a scrollbar, but I don't know When I must do that.

That's the problem, I can't catch event when visivility of scrollbar is changed.

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you for the demo.

I know how to remove a scrollbar, but I don't know When I must do that.

That's the problem, I can't catch event when visivility of scrollbar is changed.

What's the best way to remove the scrollbar? Maybe I can do it myself?

[Support]

Try this line:

Code:

WebBrowser.OleObject.Document.Body.Style.OverflowY := 'hidden';

[HeDiBo]

Just an observation:

Every time a webpage does not fit the window, a nicely themed vertical scrollbar appears. Apparently AC is able to find out when to draw this scrollbar. Then if the page does fit the window, the themed scrollbar disappears. And it comes back again when the page does not fit the window.

Now you're saying that you do not know when to remove the standard scrollbar. But in a way AC does this already. Because when you remove the styled scrollbar, that's also the time to remove the standard vertical scrollbar.

Just a thought.

[Support]

Hello!

I will try to do it, but my solution for hiding of std scrolls is not universal, seems.

Have you checked this code more?

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Hello!

I will try to do it, but my solution for hiding of std scrolls is not universal, seems.

Have you checked this code more?

I've done better than that, I've found a good solution to this.

Have a look at this article. It comes complete with a demo program. Its principle is to host the webbrowser in a specially crafted IDocHostUIHandler interface. By doing so, apparently you can show and hide the vertical scroll bar at will.

[Support]

Thank you for a link

Do you have pages examples which I can test? Where scrollbar is shown as not skinned.

[HeDiBo]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you for a link

Do you have pages examples which I can test? Where scrollbar is shown as not skinned.

This one is fairly short: [attachment=8605:CorrPersonsED.html]

This one is a little bigger: [attachment=8606:Participants.Pairs.html]

[Support]

Thank you for files

I have tried to implement a hiding of standard scrolls, try the attached file, plz.

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