Twebbrowser does not load google map colors

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I have an Asp page that worked normal by Twebbrowser (Delphi-XE7) until this morning, but now carries all the points added, but the Tiles do not. If you move the zoom, press normal from there, but every time I update it comes without

Only occurs in win Xp with ie8.

I ran the url in the browser and it shows an overlay saying that the browser is no longer supported, hence I returned the version to 3, 3.18, 3.20, 3.21, 3.22 and 3.23, but none of them had any effect.

I even pointed to jQuery 1.12.0 to see if it was a new function, but there was no effect either.

Any solution to this problem? In addition to changing windows or going to Tchromium, at the moment it is not possible for us these two.

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I believe your problem is precisely the navigator. Twebbrowser emulates internet explorer 7 (if I’m not mistaken), you need to change the windows registry so that this emulation is according to what you have installed, see this: Link in my case I make you emulate Internet Explorer 11, which is quite quiet in relation to compatibility with current web resources.

  • In fact it does not emulate, it uses based on the availability of libraries found on the machine where Delphi is installed! Of course, if previously installed a weak version and then an updated one will have to "force" as you are speaking!

  • So when I said emulation, I meant that even if you have the most updated version it will run as the most basic version (which if I’m not mistaken is IE7). You need to force it to run on the installed browser version, however, this may not even solve your problem as we are talking about IE8. I experienced a lot when I decided to work with html front-ends in twebbrowser because of this problem.

  • So he takes the shdocvw.dllIt was in the folder System32, here running Windows8.1 it is using the 6.0 '-', that is, it is even more basic than you imagine! But it should solve yes if he uses a more modern Twebbrowser!

  • Dear Junior Moreira, actually the "Webbrowser" itself is a component of Windows, and it is implemented in several languages. Even if you change Twebbrowser it will use the system settings. It uses Delphi XE7 ( much more current than my XE2 :) and even if it installs a newer version nothing will change. Today all my applications use the webbrowser and the front end in Html5 without any problem or strange behavior because I make it run as IE11.

  • Today I use the meta tag <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge"> and the applications run perfectly

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