Re: WebBrowser edit mode redraw problem after paste

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I think this is a bug of IE.

I can use Google's (Writely) Docs & Spreadsheets to test it.
Copy some text from (IE) http://www.tasmaniantimes.com/
Then Ctrl+V paste it to the edit area(do not move the mouse, or press any
key), the pasted content does not show up, you can wait a long time. Once
you move the mouse or press a key, the pasted content will show on the
screen.
If copy from FireFox, it does not have the problem.
Select All, copy and paste also work fine.

Are there any workaround ?

Mike


"Mike J" <notvalid@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In my MFC hosted WebBrowser application in edit mode, when paste content
from IE browser, some time it does not paint itself unless you press a key
or move mouse. For some web site, it paints in the WebBrowser area
immediately. I tried UpdateWindow(Shell, Internet Exploer_Server etc), it
has no effect.

Are there any solution for it?

Thanks,

Mike








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