Search results

A browser will make a request to your server, either a GET request (to load a page), or a POST request (to post form data to server). The browser expects an HTML document to be returned from that request, which it will then display. You can use PHP on the web server to generate the HTML code...

A browser will make a request to your server, either a GET request (to load a page), or a POST request (to post form data to server). The browser expects an HTML document to be returned from that request, which it will then display. You can use PHP on the web server to generate the HTML code...

As far as I know, the WebBrowser control that comes with visual studio is the only control that can display HTML. But, of course, that's built on top of the IE engine. It's not a trivial task to render HTML, so it isn't too surprising that there isn't a control to do this that isn't just a big...

My computer seemed a tad sluggish tonight so I brought up task manager to see what was going on. It was running a constant 40% CPU use, and the culprit was Firefox. I had a number of tabs open, so I started closing them 1 by 1. Closing one of the YA! tabs brought it down to 20%. Closing the...