meinadigitalworld
Programmer
- Jan 30, 2009
- 3
Hello 
I have an embedded web browser on a form, access 2003. I'm using the ActiveX wbbwebsite:
wbbWebsite.Navigate URL:=Weblink
I'm calling a google map based on the postal code choosed by the user, but everytime that I'm doing so, it seems that in the background a new instance of IE7 is opened and therefore, increasing the page file memory in use. Continuing to do so makes the computer ran out of memory.
I know that there is a "Unload" in the Google Maps API to get rid of that known problem, but like I said, I'm using the ActiveX wbbwebsite. Is there a few lines of code that could kill the actual web browser instance opened, before loading a new one? Any other way?
Rene.
I have an embedded web browser on a form, access 2003. I'm using the ActiveX wbbwebsite:
wbbWebsite.Navigate URL:=Weblink
I'm calling a google map based on the postal code choosed by the user, but everytime that I'm doing so, it seems that in the background a new instance of IE7 is opened and therefore, increasing the page file memory in use. Continuing to do so makes the computer ran out of memory.
I know that there is a "Unload" in the Google Maps API to get rid of that known problem, but like I said, I'm using the ActiveX wbbwebsite. Is there a few lines of code that could kill the actual web browser instance opened, before loading a new one? Any other way?
Rene.
