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#Open google chrome code
First try a direct call to crome, var cromePath = if it not works, then try with hardcoded path of crome.exe from your dev machine for current user - var cromePath = And if this work, then try it with dynamic path for any user, find appdata folder location through code var cromePath = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath( Something like this //var cromePath = cromePath = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Į), "\Local\Google\Chrome\chrome.exe") The 2nd part of the code is an hint for how you canįind the appdata path in C#. That means the path should not be hard coded. If the above code works, and if your crome.exe is in user's appdata folder, then you will need to find dynamic location of AppData folder for every user. =, default location is in user's appdata folder. (Replace with current user name), best way is to find the crome.exe location at your dev machine, and paste the path here. Use 1st part code in your button event handler method. HP Chromebook 14 Laptop, Dual-core Intel Celeron Processor N3350, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC Storage, 14-inch FHD IPS Display, Google Chrome OS, Dual Speakers and Audio by B&O (14-ca051nr, 2020) 4. Under 'Processes,' look for 'Google Chrome' or 'chrome.exe.' Click it, then click End process. To see if Chrome's open and force quit out, follow the steps below for your operating system. This is server side code, you should write in your C# code behind method for Click event of Link Button. Chrome might already running be in the background on your computer. I can't place a hyperlink in the body of this question b/c my account is not yet verified: /questions/132858/format-link-to-open-in-desired-browser-chrome Can anyone give me a push in the right direction?įYI: Here's the link to the other forum where this question was asked.
#Open google chrome how to
My issue is that I don't know much code, where to place this code, or how to make it execute when a link is clicked. However, if this customization is absolutely necessary,you can develop a server side web part in which you can generate a link.Clicking on which will executeĬhrome.exe process and open the link in browser.Ĭode snippet to call Chrome.exe would be as follows: OOTB, SharePoint only opens in browser which is set as default. Someone asked this question on another forum and was given this answer: Ideally, a user would click the link and it would open in Chrome, no matter what his/her default browser is. I've placed a link to this system in a library on our site - however, it will open in IE if that happens to be your default browser. If you do not see this option, then it means that you are up to date, and have the latest version. With Google apps like Gmail, Google Pay, and Google Assistant, Chrome can help you stay productive and get more out of your browser.
#Open google chrome update
In the top right corner, select More Here, choose Update Google Chrome. Here is how: Open Chrome on your computer. We have an online system that works best in Chrome. Updating Google Chrome to the latest version is quick and free. Is it possible to force a link within a SharePoint site to open in a certain browser?
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