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Update webbrowser sample #173
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As per suggestions dotnet/winforms#4443 (comment) Resolves dotnet/winforms#4443
May I please get guidance on how to fix the build failure? |
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@RussKie These samples were written before we had compile testing. Now that we do, we just need a project file in the same folder as the code so that the code will be compiled. |
Thanks, I added project files, but the NuGet config seems busted. |
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@RussKie our testing system was installing a preview build of .net 5 and that caused the nuget restores to fail because they couldn't find preview packages on nuget. We fixed this last week. I closed/opened your PR and the build is passing. We just need @KlausLoeffelmann to hit up the VB code and we can merge! |
…-way-com-between-dhtml-and-client.md Co-authored-by: Andy De George <67293991+adegeo@users.noreply.github.com>
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Looks good to me!
Summary
Correct the "How to: Implement Two-Way Communication Between DHTML Code and Client Application Code" sample as per suggestions dotnet/winforms#4443 (comment).
Resolves dotnet/winforms#4443
@KlausLoeffelmann may I get you to check the VB code?
/cc: @gewarren