I want to prevent IE from showing JS error dialogs, I read that it can be done by setting ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true.
I\'m developing on a Win7 machine with IE8 browser (same thing occurs also on IE9). I\'ve create an application with an IWebBrowser2 object embedded within a native window.
I have found Passing an array from Javascript to C++ solution, but I have another task: Passing an object from Javascript to C++ (if I use IWebBrowser2 with IDispatch)
I\'m embedding a web page within my C++ program.The problem that I\'m running into is that within javascript of the embedded page I can capture onkeypress, but onkeydown and onkeyup don\'t fire.
Is there a way for me to pass a PrintDlg structure (or something similar) to my WebBrowser (Internet Explorer / IWebBrowser2) control such that it will print to the printer specified in the PrintDlg w
I\'m writing an extension for Internet Explorer, and am wondering how to programmatically detect in a session what cookies get set,开发者_StackOverflow中文版 deleted, modified, etc. per domain.
The MSDN documentation for addEventListener says it accepts a callback function in the form of an IDispatch * object. From C# (I\'m using COM interop), Visual Studio displays the paramet开发者_StackOv
I have an HTML page which embeds an IWebBrowser2 ActiveX (i.e. the control is essentially an Internet Explorer browser). I need to write JavaScript in this HTML page which will remove any window.onres
I need to alter the default User Agent used by the WPF WebBrowser control. I have looked at th开发者_JS百科e properties of the IWebBrowser2 object behind the control, and tried specifying the user age
Is there a way to determine when the webbrowser control starts processing the HTML of the URL it navigated to? Looking for any event raised other than onreadystatechange (which does not have clear sta
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