HtmlHistory.Go Method
Definition
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Navigates to a Web page specified as either a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) or a position in the navigation stack.
Overloads
| Go(Int32) |
Navigates to the specified relative position in the browser's history. |
| Go(String) |
Navigates to the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL). |
| Go(Uri) |
Navigates to the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL). |
Go(Int32)
Navigates to the specified relative position in the browser's history.
public:
void Go(int relativePosition);public void Go (int relativePosition);member this.Go : int -> unitPublic Sub Go (relativePosition As Integer)Parameters
- relativePosition
- Int32
The entry in the navigation stack you want to display.
Remarks
Using Go with a negative argument is equivalent to using the Back method; conversely, using Go with a positive argument is equivalent to using the Forward method.
See also
Applies to
Go(String)
Navigates to the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL).
public:
void Go(System::String ^ urlString);public void Go (string urlString);member this.Go : string -> unitPublic Sub Go (urlString As String)Parameters
- urlString
- String
The URL you want to display. This may be a relative or virtual URL (for example, page.html, path/page.html, or /path/to/page.html), in which case the current Web page's URL is used as a base.
Remarks
Using Go is equivalent to using either the Url property or the Navigate method of the WebBrowser control.
See also
Applies to
Go(Uri)
Navigates to the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL).
public:
void Go(Uri ^ url);public void Go (Uri url);member this.Go : Uri -> unitPublic Sub Go (url As Uri)Parameters
Remarks
Using Go is equivalent to using either the Url property or the Navigate method of the WebBrowser control.
