HTML From Stream with Scripts



I am currently loading HTML from a stream using IPersistStreamInit (ie,
I Navigate to about:blank, wait for the DocumentComplete event, then
use IPersistStreamInit to load the stream). This works great until I
try to load HTML that has a script tag. It looks like the browser
doesn't evaluate any script tags since the page has already been
loaded. Is there a way to get this to work?

Kelly

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