>are you trying to "embed" an IE window within an application?
well that would be cool-as also!!
but no, there is an sdk, i should really turn up the link for this list,
but what it does is let you embed a dhtml editor in your own apps. you
can make a button call WEIRDNAMED_MS_DHTML_MAKEBOLD and the selected
text will appear bold and then you can grab the HTMLified text from
the control, and insert it in your database, or publish a page..
whatever tickles you.
typically i embed the activex control in a webpage and push its html
into a hidden form field using a javascript onSubmit, i think ie5 has
an a new <HTMLAREA> tag to achieve a similar effect.
the ms sdk comes with stuff you can call from c, vb, javascript, etc,
but i never programmed c/c++ so win32 perl-xs modules.... where can i
start!??
regards,
christopher paul
contacts at http://fastmedia.com/contact.shtml
original thread follows:
Hi,
I saw your message (quoted below) on the Win32::GUI mailing archive. Are
you trying to "embed" an IE window within an application? If you've found
a way to do this using Perl, I'd be very interested in knowing how you did
it.
Thanks for your time.
-- Eric
Original Message:
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Has anybody experimented/used the MS IE DHTML rendering engine as
borrowed by outlook express, homesite, neoplanet, etc from perl
using win32-gui ? the ms dhtml-control-sdk has c++, visual basic
and javascript docs and examples of how to impliment it from your
own apps, but i'd be buggered where to start writing XS perl :-)
or have i missed it in the win32-gui documentation
