After adding the PBDs to my application libraries this problem seems to be fixed. 

Thanks for all the help.

Doug

I have not resolved this.

maybe my application install is missing something because I seem to having other issues like using

PBDOM_Builder, I get "illegal data type" when I try to use it to parse XML files.

I will open another issue/question for that problem.

Greetings, Doug - 

Are you attempting to run this app from the IDE or as a compiled application? Does your app have access to all of the runtime DLL's? There are some new run-time DLL's that implement the new chromium-based browser control.

https://docs.appeon.com/pb2019r2/application_techniques/ch36s04.html

The runtime DLL's for the new webbrowser control are listed at the end of the table.

Regards, John

Hi Doug;

  This is working OK from my STD Framework's Demo App. It can use both the IE and built-in Web Browsers. Both of these have no issues with the Appeon Website. Here is an example of using the built-in control ....

Here is the code that drives the Web Browser control from the Post Constructor event ...

sr_pass_data        lo_sr
lo_sr                    = Message.Powerobjectparm
THIS.tag                =    lo_sr.si_data[1]
THIS.navigate ( THIS.Tag )
PARENT.Title        +=    Upper ( THIS.tag )

Here is the value of the structure's "si_data[1]" ...

HTH

Regards ... Chris

Thanks, I did have https://  I was trying them all.

 wb_1.Navigate("https://www.appeon.com")

 wb_1.Navigate("http://www.appeon.com")

 wb_1.Navigate("/www.appeon.com")

So I assume there is nothing else needed to initialize the web browser object ?

Thanks

Doug

Try putting "https://" on the front of your URL.

The browser control supports loading files from different sources, such as local files though "file://", so you need the "https://"  on the URL to indicate where it's being loaded from.