public WebBlock() {
_something = GetSomething();
_something.Navigating += OnProgressChanged;
_something.Navigated += OnNavigated;
var child = _something.Initialize();
InitializeComponent();
Children.Add(child);
}
public WebBlock()
{
_something = GetSomething();
_something.Navigating += OnProgressChanged;
_something.Navigated += OnNavigated;
var child = _something.Initialize();
InitializeComponent();
Children.Add(child);
}
public WebTab(string url, bool preferTransparentBackground, bool delayed)
{
_preferTransparentBackground = preferTransparentBackground;
_something = GetSomething();
_something.LoadingStateChanged += OnLoadingStateChanged;
_something.PageLoadingStarted += OnPageLoadingStarted;
_something.PageLoaded += OnNavigated;
_something.NewWindow += OnNewWindow;
_something.TitleChanged += OnTitleChanged;
_something.AddressChanged += OnAddressChanged;
_something.FaviconChanged += OnFaviconChanged;
_something.Inject += OnInject;
_something.Headers += OnHeaders;
_something.AcApiRequest += OnAcApiRequest;
_something.OnLoaded();
// We need to initialize element first to be able to use Navigate().
// TODO: Find a better way without overcomplicating everything?
try {
_something.GetElement(null, preferTransparentBackground);
} catch (Exception e) {
NonfatalError.NotifyBackground("Can’t initialize browser engine", e);
_broken = true;
_exception = e;
return;
}
Title = url;
LoadedUrl = ActiveUrl = url;
if (delayed)
{
_delayedUrl = url;
}
else
{
Navigate(url);
}
}
