Getting URL(URI) address from Web Browser





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I am trying to get the URL string (uri) in the WebBrowser component after navigation, but the returned address is incomplete.





It should look like "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html#access_token=..." but



e.Uri.AbsoluteUri


and all other fields return only "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html" (image)



A line beyond the "#" is not returned. I navigate to the address in the browser, everything is displayed normally. I didn't find the answer to this question anywhere, I hope, here will help me.



I tried to get the URL in different ways but failed to get the full string.





Here's an code example:



browser.Navigate(getTokenUrl);
browser.Navigated += (sender, e) =>
{
MessageBox.Show(e.Uri.AbsoluteUri);
};









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    I am trying to get the URL string (uri) in the WebBrowser component after navigation, but the returned address is incomplete.





    It should look like "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html#access_token=..." but



    e.Uri.AbsoluteUri


    and all other fields return only "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html" (image)



    A line beyond the "#" is not returned. I navigate to the address in the browser, everything is displayed normally. I didn't find the answer to this question anywhere, I hope, here will help me.



    I tried to get the URL in different ways but failed to get the full string.





    Here's an code example:



    browser.Navigate(getTokenUrl);
    browser.Navigated += (sender, e) =>
    {
    MessageBox.Show(e.Uri.AbsoluteUri);
    };









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      I am trying to get the URL string (uri) in the WebBrowser component after navigation, but the returned address is incomplete.





      It should look like "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html#access_token=..." but



      e.Uri.AbsoluteUri


      and all other fields return only "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html" (image)



      A line beyond the "#" is not returned. I navigate to the address in the browser, everything is displayed normally. I didn't find the answer to this question anywhere, I hope, here will help me.



      I tried to get the URL in different ways but failed to get the full string.





      Here's an code example:



      browser.Navigate(getTokenUrl);
      browser.Navigated += (sender, e) =>
      {
      MessageBox.Show(e.Uri.AbsoluteUri);
      };









      share|improve this question














      I am trying to get the URL string (uri) in the WebBrowser component after navigation, but the returned address is incomplete.





      It should look like "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html#access_token=..." but



      e.Uri.AbsoluteUri


      and all other fields return only "https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html" (image)



      A line beyond the "#" is not returned. I navigate to the address in the browser, everything is displayed normally. I didn't find the answer to this question anywhere, I hope, here will help me.



      I tried to get the URL in different ways but failed to get the full string.





      Here's an code example:



      browser.Navigate(getTokenUrl);
      browser.Navigated += (sender, e) =>
      {
      MessageBox.Show(e.Uri.AbsoluteUri);
      };






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          JavaScript



          Window.location.href will return all the url including hash part.



          You can use apis to run this JavaScript in browser component and it should return you correct url.



          The api to run JavaScript depends on browser component you are using.






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          • Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:36













          • I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:44








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            Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

            – Manoj Choudhari
            Jan 4 at 6:15











          • In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

            – Kagai
            Jan 4 at 11:18














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          JavaScript



          Window.location.href will return all the url including hash part.



          You can use apis to run this JavaScript in browser component and it should return you correct url.



          The api to run JavaScript depends on browser component you are using.






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          • Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:36













          • I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:44








          • 1





            Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

            – Manoj Choudhari
            Jan 4 at 6:15











          • In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

            – Kagai
            Jan 4 at 11:18


















          0














          JavaScript



          Window.location.href will return all the url including hash part.



          You can use apis to run this JavaScript in browser component and it should return you correct url.



          The api to run JavaScript depends on browser component you are using.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:36













          • I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:44








          • 1





            Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

            – Manoj Choudhari
            Jan 4 at 6:15











          • In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

            – Kagai
            Jan 4 at 11:18
















          0












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          0







          JavaScript



          Window.location.href will return all the url including hash part.



          You can use apis to run this JavaScript in browser component and it should return you correct url.



          The api to run JavaScript depends on browser component you are using.






          share|improve this answer













          JavaScript



          Window.location.href will return all the url including hash part.



          You can use apis to run this JavaScript in browser component and it should return you correct url.



          The api to run JavaScript depends on browser component you are using.







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          answered Jan 3 at 21:23









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          • Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:36













          • I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:44








          • 1





            Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

            – Manoj Choudhari
            Jan 4 at 6:15











          • In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

            – Kagai
            Jan 4 at 11:18





















          • Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:36













          • I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

            – Kagai
            Jan 3 at 21:44








          • 1





            Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

            – Manoj Choudhari
            Jan 4 at 6:15











          • In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

            – Kagai
            Jan 4 at 11:18



















          Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

          – Kagai
          Jan 3 at 21:36







          Nope. Same problem. Code: var doc = (HTMLDocument)browser.Document; MessageBox.Show("RESULT: " + doc.parentWindow.location.href); Result: image

          – Kagai
          Jan 3 at 21:36















          I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

          – Kagai
          Jan 3 at 21:44







          I also tried using javascript code doc.parentWindow.execScript("alert(document.location.href)"); directly, the result is the same.

          – Kagai
          Jan 3 at 21:44






          1




          1





          Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

          – Manoj Choudhari
          Jan 4 at 6:15





          Use window.location.href in JavaScript instead of document location. If that does not work the check if location.hash retuns the part after hash

          – Manoj Choudhari
          Jan 4 at 6:15













          In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

          – Kagai
          Jan 4 at 11:18







          In the browser, the location.hash is returned correctly, but in the WebBrowser component hash is still empty

          – Kagai
          Jan 4 at 11:18






















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