FMX.WebBrowser Sample

This sample depicts how to use a TWebBrowser component using FireMonkey.

Location

You can find the WebBrowser sample project at:

Start | Programs | Embarcadero RAD Studio Sydney | Samples and navigate to:
- Object Pascal\Mobile Snippets\WebBrowser
- CPP\Mobile Snippets\WebBrowser
Subversion Repository:
- You can find Delphi and C++ code samples in GitHub Repositories. Search by name into the samples repositories according to your RAD Studio version.

This application creates a form that permits loading and displaying web content or local files.

The main form contains a TWebBrowser component that supports the basic functions of a web browser, such as: navigate to URL, go back and go forward.

Navigate to one of the locations given above and open:
- Delphi: WebBrowser.dproj.
- C++: WebBrowser.cbproj.
Press F9 or choose Run > Run.

The project consists of one source file, uMain.pas, that contains the class for the main form that represents the user interface.

WebBrowserForm is the main form that represents the main window, and it contains the following components:
- TWebBrowser called WebBrowser1.
- TStatusBar called StatusBar1.
  - TButton called btnBack.
  - TButton called btnForward.
- TToolBar called TToolbar1.
  - TButton called btnGO.
  - TClearingEdit called edtURL.

The TWebBrowser component calls the Navigate method in order to load and display the content associated with an URL address or a file name.
The TClearingEdit component gets the URL address or file name.
The btnGo button implements an OnClick event in order to call the event-handler that sets the URL property of the WebBrowser1. Setting this property allows TWebBrowser to automatically call the Navigate method.
The btnForward button implements an OnClick event to call the event-handler that calls the GoForward method to navigate to the next URL address or file name in the browsing history list, if any.
The btnBack button implements an OnClick event to call the event-handler that calls the GoBack method to navigate to the previous URL address or file name in the browsing history list, if any.