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vikasmahajan

Qlikview WebView setting for firefox

Dear all,

When we see Qlikview web view  then qlikview shows by default in IE  is there any setting to set  when I press in web view

my browser should show web view in fire fox  browser ?

Vikas

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petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Short answer: No there isn't. IE is embedded into QlikView Desktop in such a way that you can't really replace it with other browsers - not with "settings" at least and AFAIK you will have to do serious hacking to be able to achieve it.

On a technical note:

I am very sure that the QlikView Desktop code is using the .NET System.Windows.Forms WebBrowser class to use IE as an embedded browser in the application. If I am right you will have to more or less hack the .NET Framework on your computer to trick the QlikView Desktop to replace the IE "connection". And I can't see how a different browser will be able to really respond to the same methods and interfaces that IE does....

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petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Short answer: No there isn't. IE is embedded into QlikView Desktop in such a way that you can't really replace it with other browsers - not with "settings" at least and AFAIK you will have to do serious hacking to be able to achieve it.

On a technical note:

I am very sure that the QlikView Desktop code is using the .NET System.Windows.Forms WebBrowser class to use IE as an embedded browser in the application. If I am right you will have to more or less hack the .NET Framework on your computer to trick the QlikView Desktop to replace the IE "connection". And I can't see how a different browser will be able to really respond to the same methods and interfaces that IE does....