If you find yourself with an IHTMLDOMNode2 object, then, yes, you could
use ownerDocument. The BrowseModeLine object's DOMNode property,
however, only returns IHTMLDOMNode (as far as I know).
Aaron
On 10/3/2012 10:36 AM, Doug Lee wrote:
Can't you use .ownerDocument to get the Document object directly?
On Wed, Oct 03, 2012 at 09:31:58AM -0400, Aaron Smith wrote:
On 10/3/2012 8:39 AM, Sean Farrow wrote:
Firstly, is thee a way to obtain the IHtmlDocument from the
BrowseModeObject?
You can get an IHTMLDOMNode object from a BrowseModeLine object. While
you can't get a document object from a IHTMLDOMNode, you can walk up
the node's parent tree until you find an IHTMLElement, and then get the
document from it.
Secondly, is thee a way using scriptin currently to simulate BrowseMode
movement--ienextheading?
Not inherently. It's possibly something that could be scripted, but it
would take an excessive amount of work.
Aaron
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