Hi,

I am using the WebBrowser control on windows mobile 6 sdk and when I load a
webpage it ignores the postion:absolute CSS attribute. Any idea how I can
allow the webBrowser control to act correctly on this property?

Also, does this same issue exist on smartphones too?

Internet Explorer Mobile (WM6.0 and WM5.0) only support CSS level 1.
position:absolute feature include in CSS level2. So, smartphone also have
same issue.

Interest thig is it works fine in Windows Embedded CE 6.0 emulator. As you
knew, WM6 was built based on Windows CE 5.0 kernel.(not exactly same kernel)
I think it will be support next release of Windows Mobile.



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> Hi,
>
> I am using the WebBrowser control on windows mobile 6 sdk and when I load
> a
> webpage it ignores the postion:absolute CSS attribute. Any idea how I can
> allow the webBrowser control to act correctly on this property?
>
> Also, does this same issue exist on smartphones too?

Thanks Keon.

I am not sure what you meant by - it works on Windows Embedded CE 6.0. Do
you mean the one with the embedded VC++ suite?

If I wanted a browser control on my Windows mobile phone (let's say a HTC
touch or a Q9) which supports CSS2 or maybe even CSS3, what do u suggest I
use - embedded CE? Is there an ActiveX equivalent?

-Bipin




"Keon" wrote:

> Internet Explorer Mobile (WM6.0 and WM5.0) only support CSS level 1.
> position:absolute feature include in CSS level2. So, smartphone also have
> same issue.
>
> Interest thig is it works fine in Windows Embedded CE 6.0 emulator. As you
> knew, WM6 was built based on Windows CE 5.0 kernel.(not exactly same kernel)
> I think it will be support next release of Windows Mobile.
>
>
>
> "George" <George@discussions.microsoft.com>에서 메시지 뉴스에 작성했습니다.
> 1193028A-EC91-4A44-9CAB-7E7BB1B67F73@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am using the WebBrowser control on windows mobile 6 sdk and when I load
> > a
> > webpage it ignores the postion:absolute CSS attribute. Any idea how I can
> > allow the webBrowser control to act correctly on this property?
> >
> > Also, does this same issue exist on smartphones too?
>
>

Windows CE 6.0 is different embedded OS for industrial device, not
development tool (like VC++ suite).
I think you need to consider other web browser technologies if you want use
CSS2 or CSS3 in your mobile web page.



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> Thanks Keon.
>
> I am not sure what you meant by - it works on Windows Embedded CE 6.0. Do
> you mean the one with the embedded VC++ suite?
>
> If I wanted a browser control on my Windows mobile phone (let's say a HTC
> touch or a Q9) which supports CSS2 or maybe even CSS3, what do u suggest I
> use - embedded CE? Is there an ActiveX equivalent?
>
> -Bipin
>
>
>
>
> "Keon" wrote:
>
>> Internet Explorer Mobile (WM6.0 and WM5.0) only support CSS level 1.
>> position:absolute feature include in CSS level2. So, smartphone also have
>> same issue.
>>
>> Interest thig is it works fine in Windows Embedded CE 6.0 emulator. As
>> you
>> knew, WM6 was built based on Windows CE 5.0 kernel.(not exactly same
>> kernel)
>> I think it will be support next release of Windows Mobile.
>>
>>
>>
>> "George" <George@discussions.microsoft.com>에서 메시지 뉴스에
>> 작성했습니다.
>> 1193028A-EC91-4A44-9CAB-7E7BB1B67F73@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > I am using the WebBrowser control on windows mobile 6 sdk and when I
>> > load
>> > a
>> > webpage it ignores the postion:absolute CSS attribute. Any idea how I
>> > can
>> > allow the webBrowser control to act correctly on this property?
>> >
>> > Also, does this same issue exist on smartphones too?
>>
>>