I am creating a sample VB6 application with CEF to embed a browser into the application. I used WebKitX control to achieve the same. Here is my sample code
Private Sub WebKitXCEF31_OnBrowserReady()
WebKitXCEF31.ExecCommandSetFocus = True
WebKitXCEF31.FormatUsingInternalSelectionAPI = True
WebKitXCEF31.DownloadScripts = True
WebKitXCEF31.Open "http://www.google.com/"
End Sub
Private Sub WebKitXCEF31_OnCreate(ByVal Settings As WebKitXCEF3Lib.ISettings, CommandLineSwitches As
String)
Settings.cache_path = App.Path + "\MyCache"
Settings.application_cache = App.Path + "\MyAppCache"
Settings.persist_session_cookies = 1
Settings.persist_user_preferences = 1
AddLog "CommandLineSwitches=" + CommandLineSwitches
End Sub
Private Sub WebKitXCEF31_OnLoadEnd()
WebKitXCEF31.Preview
WebKitXCEF31.Events = DOM_EVENT_SELECTSTART Or _
DOM_EVENT_DOMSUBTREEMODIFIED Or _
DOM_EVENT_DOMFOCUSIN Or _
DOM_EVENT_CLICK Or _
DOM_EVENT_EDITABLE_ELEMENT_CHANGED
End Sub
The Form_Load method is empty. When I run the application, an error is thrown at the OnCreate stub with the message 'Compile Error: Sub or Function not defined.'. Is there any place specific where we need to define the stub/method before implementing it? I am new to VB6 and this is the first code that i have written. This code is available on WebKitX. Link : https://www.webkitx.com/webkitx.html
AddLog()method present in your project? Also, as a general rule of thumb in such cases: strip down the offending code to be as minimalistic as possible. In that case, I'd comment out all but the first line of code inSub WebKitXCEF31_OnCreate()If that works, uncomment the next line etc. You'll eventually end up at the line that actually causes the error. – Hel O'WeenAddLogtoDebug.Printand see if that works for you. – tcarvin