I have the following doubt that, I believe that although it is a beast, it is giving me a beauty of a job.
Next, I have a variable of type string and I need to perform a method that will receive this code and display the page in a new tab. I was using the SelectPdf library to convert this string to a PDF but when using with azure it does not work so I lost it here. Can anyone help me?
Let's see, you could create an HTML file based on your string using the IO class, which would take it and transform it into a file, and write it in the same location as your application. Then I just opened it using:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (" link ");
And only. I've done this many times.
Let's see, I realized that you did not quite understand what I mean, so I'll demonstrate with this pseudocode:
string suaString = "<!DOCTYPE html><html>...</html>";
StreamWriter escritor = new StreamWriter(@"...\paginaQueDesejo.html");
escritor.WriteLine(suaString);
escritor.Close();
// Pronto, sua pagina foi criada e está pronta para ser exibida, agora é só exibí-la.
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"...\paginaQueDesejo.html");
Only this, I do not know if this will solve your problem, but in most cases this is a simple and efficient solution.
Do you just need to open a web page from a link in your application?
If so, try:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://seu_site_aqui");
To open in new tab, you can use the target=_blank attribute in a simple link, for example:
<a href="http://seu_site_aqui" target="_blank" >Clique aqui</a>