Setting JSON property does not change anything.
Should I do something more?
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out. We noticed that it is not working at design time anymore. We are looking into this. Setting the JSON property at runtime does work however. You can do this whilst we look into the issue at hand.
Any news?
TTMSFNCWXVideoPlayer does not work too.
I tried the demo also.
Hi, we are still looking into the issue. The video player appears to work normally on our end. The demo does not play the video automatically at design time. At runtime the video should be playing.
As far I can confirm that TwebBrowser works ok in my part.
But not the TadvWebbrowser/TTMSFNCWebBrowser
I have in the same directory with the executable, the WebView2Loader_x86.dll from the FNCcore/edgesupport (win32 app)
In design time, I get that it is initialized with version 133.0.3065.92
I can only assume
- there are multiple versions of WebView2Loader_x86.dll on your system
- there is the one used for the design-time (possibly in System32 folder) that works and the one you put along the EXE file not a version that matches the Microsoft Edge Chromium version on your system.
So, scan your full hard disk for WebView2Loader_x86.dll and verify to put the correct DLL along your EXE
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I confirm that I had two versions of WebView2Loader_x86.dll in my computer.
An old version in C:\Windows\SysWOW64 and the last available version in my project's executable directory. It seems that C:\Windows\SysWOW64 is used in priority.
What do you propose to do, to have the last version of WebView2Loader_x86.dll from tms installation in a way to be available to Delphi IDE during development?
Apologies for the trouble.
copy the WebView2Loader_86.dll in the same folder as your project executable.
Is it possible to set the directory in our code for this dll in order to avoid such problems?
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