Re: manipulating Opera and/or Netscape from Visual Basic. HELP!
From: Joe Fawcett (joefawcett_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 03/22/04
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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:43:10 -0000
<imadog@optonline.net> wrote in message
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> I used an old email address to post before, so here it is again:
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> In my app, I control an Internet Explorer browser window.
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> I use:
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> Private IEOBJ as InternetExplorer
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> then to manipulate i can use (plus more):
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> IEOBJ.Navigate
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> IEOBJ.Stop
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> IEOBJ.document or
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> IEOBJ.whatever......
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> OR to refer to the IE browser window I can now just use IEOBJ
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> I want to be able to do the same things in Netscape Navigator and Opera.
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> How do I tell my app this; "Private IEOBJ as InternetExplorer" but for
> Navigator and for Opera??? It doesnt work the same way....
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> Thanx
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>
Netscape does have a com interface. I don't have it installed on this
machine and I've forgotten the ProgId but search your registry in
HKEY\classes_root for netscape or netscape.exe.
Joe
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