Is there any way snoop can identify everything under a WebBrowserControl ? #325
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I have a WPF application which has in-built browser using WebBrowserControl. I would like to know if snoop can inspect the controls and elements? |
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That's because the rendered elements inside the browser are not WPF elements. What would be possible, and relatively easy, is to add some way to open the dev tools of the browser on demand. |
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@batzen Thanks for the reply. Yes opening a browser and using dev tools is a good solution. However, the remote debugging must be enabled from the WPF application, right? Otherwise it won't work. |
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Snoop would take care of any steps required to show the dev tools. CefSharp, the component in your sample, provides a simple method to show the dev tools and does not seem to require enabling remote debugging. |
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I created a tracking issue for this. |
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That's because the rendered elements inside the browser are not WPF elements.
So there is no easy way for Snoop to get those elements.
What would be possible, and relatively easy, is to add some way to open the dev tools of the browser on demand.
Would that fit your needs?