Can you declare an InputScope in a WebBrowser?

Question

I'm aware of the property InputScope in a TextBox, but is it possible to use in a WebBrowser? I actually just want to get rid of the autosuggestions, if that is possible without changing the InputScope.

Answer 1

You have to set the input scope for each input in the HTML. This way the specific keyboard for each input type will be displayed.

See HTML5 Input Types .

You can visit this page to try them.

Note that this will only work with Windows Phone 8 (IE10), because IE9, the browser in Windows Phone 7, doesn't implement it.

Answer 2

InputScope is available in XAML through System.Windows.Input in System.Windows.dll, so anywhere you use it whether it web / desktop / WP7 / WP8, it is available. See MSDN .

Although this tutorial for inputscope is for WP7 , much of the theory applies to WP8

PS Where is your autocomplete / autosuggest code? If you post it we can possibly help you further, eg see this link for how to fiddle with autosuggest on android

EDIT: Ah in light of your comment; hopefully this answers your question in conjunction with the other answers supplied here is it possible to set inputscope from a webpage