CefSharp.Wpf: Open csv, mailto and pdf with Process.Start(…)

[Jaco De Villiers]

Original Question on StackOverflow

I need to handle different content types from f:///. My application renders offline websites in a WPF application. Everything is working except for links to other content files (csv, mailto and pdf).

• If I register a CefCustomScheme for "mailto", then I get the ProcessRequestAsync and can run the Process.Start(...). However another blank window also popup.
• If I then add a second CefCustomScheme for "file", then nothing happens. None of the ISchemeHandler ProcessRequestAsync methods are invoked.

I must be able to handle all requests, excluding *.html, in a separate handler

Essentially I just want to replicate the behavior of the MS Web-browser Control. There all I did was point to the entry page (index.htm), and everything loaded. Then if a user clicks any link, the control handled the action and started the correct process (content handler, i.e. Excel for Csv).

[Alex Maitland]

Can you fork https://github.com/cefsharp/CefSharp.MinimalExample and provide a reproduction of your problem?

[Jaco De Villiers]

Ok, I will try and reproduce and let you know.  Thanks in advance

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[Jaco De Villiers]

Managed to create fork and simulated my problem by adding both browser controls on a single page

[Jaco De Villiers]

Create fork (https://github.com/jacodv/CefSharp.MinimalExample).  I simulated the issue by adding two controls on a new startup window

Regards

Jaco

[Alex Maitland]

Will take a detailed look when I get a chance.

As a general note I'd reccomend chaning nuget package restore methods, the newer automated method works much better with `CefSharp` (Due to it's extensive use of props files)

http://blog.davidebbo.com/2014/01/the-right-way-to-restore-nuget-packages.html

[Jaco De Villiers]

Will do

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