mayayana
Sun Nov 06 13:14:08 CST 2005
There's the IE object, and then there's
the Document Object Model for a given
page in IE. The DOM is vast, quirky,
and requires explanation for most methods if
you haven't used them before. The DOM
can be found in MSHTML.TLB if you have
an object browser (or MSHTML.DLL on some
systems), but that only provides methods and
properties; no explanations.
The only thorough documentation is MSDN,
but unless you have the MSDN help installed
locally it's not of much value. There are just too
many hundreds of webpages that you'd have to
find and copy.
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This might be helpful, even though it's not a
full reference. It's a script-based WYSIWYG
HTML editor, made with VBS and webpages,
and intended to demonstrate a large number
of both IE and DOM functions:
http://www.jsware.net/jsware/scripts.php3#domed
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The IE object model is found in SHDOCVW.DLL.
The full listing for IE4 follows. There are probably a
few things missing in this list that are in IE5, but
IE4 and IE5 don't vary from each other dramatically.
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Properties
AddressBar, Application, Busy, Container, Document, FullName, FullScreen,
Height, HWND, Left, LocationName, LocationURL, MenuBar, Name, Offline,
Parent, Path, ReadyState, RegisterAsBrowser, RegisterAsDropTarget,
Resizable, Silent, StatusBar, StatusText, TheaterMode, ToolBar, Top,
TopLevelContainer, Type, Visible, Width
Methods
ClientToWindow, ExecWB, GetProperty, GoBack, GoForward, GoHome, GoSearch,
Navigate, Navigate2, PutProperty, QueryStatusWB, Quit, Refresh, Refresh2,
ShowBrowserBar, Stop
Events
BeforeNavigate2, CommandStateChange, DocumentComplete, DownloadBegin,
DownloadComplete, NavigateComplete2, NewWindow2, OnFullScreen, OnMenuBar,
OnQuit, OnStatusBar, OnTheaterMode, OnToolBar, OnVisible, ProgressChange,
PropertyChange, StatusTextChange, TitleChange
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The Shaffer s <noemail@junk.com> wrote in message
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> Where do I find what methods and properties of internet explorer are
> available for use in vbscript within html pages?
>
> Ken
>