I had to remove it in order to reply, which I'm guessing is because there's a limit on new users posting links. Just an attempt at transparency.

I had to remove it in order to reply, which I'm guessing is because there's a limit on new users posting links. Just an attempt at transparency.
What happens when you try it in your application?Does anyone know if the Google Maps issues (see Posts 110, 119, 183) have been fixed?
I'm currently still using the old web browser control because I'm still working with Access 2021. In the registry, the corresponding access parameter for the browser is set to 99.999 and with version 3.52 of the Google Maps Javascript API I can easily display an interactive Google map in a form in the web browser control.What happens when you try it in your application?
Private Sub lstURL_AfterUpdate()
Me.txtURL = Me.lstURL
DoEvents
Me.EdgeBrowser2.Navigate Me.txtURL
End Sub
I think it's safer this way:Me.EdgeBrowser2.Navigate Me.txtURL
Private Sub lstURL_AfterUpdate()
Dim sVal$
sVal = Me.lstURL
Me.txtWebAddress2 = sVal
sVal = "document.location.href = '" & sVal & "';"
Call Me.EdgeBrowser2.ExecuteJavascript(sVal)
End Sub
I just have that kind of style ...Why the intermediary sVal before you populate it with the text?