FrameHandler Class

Initializes a new instance of the FrameHandler class

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Called when a frame can begin routing commands to/from the associated renderer process. Any commands that were queued have now been dispatched.

Called when a new frame is created. This will be the first notification that references frame. Any commands that require transport to the associated renderer process (LoadRequest, SendProcessMessage, GetSource, etc.) will be queued until OnFrameAttached is called for frame.

Called when a frame loses its connection to the renderer process and will be destroyed. Any pending or future commands will be discarded and IsValid will now return false for frame. If called after OnBeforeClose(IWebBrowser, IBrowser) during browser destruction then IsValid will return false for browser.

Called when the main frame changes due to one of the following: - (a) initial browser creation - (b) final browser destruction - (c) cross-origin navigation - (d) re-navigation after renderer process termination (due to crashes, etc). oldFrame will be null and newFrame will be non-null when a main frame is assigned to browser for the first time. oldFrame will be non-null and newFrame will be null when a main frame is removed from browser for the last time. Both oldFrame and newFrame will be non-nullfor cross-origin navigations or re-navigation after renderer process termination. This method will be called after OnFrameCreated(IWebBrowser, IBrowser, IFrame) for newFrame and/or after OnFrameDetached(IWebBrowser, IBrowser, IFrame) for oldFrame. If called after OnBeforeClose(IWebBrowser, IBrowser) during browser destruction then IsValid will return false for browser.

Returns a string that represents the current object.