Rick,
I know I must be missing something here. Since there is no click event or mouse down event in the browser control I was trying to trap for those using

HTMLDocumentEvents_onclick()

from your white paper. That was where the wait window error was coming from.

So, how do I read a property and send it to my program when the user clicks on the browser control? I can have any number of browser controls on a form and I need to know which one they selected so I can set the HTML for that one.

Thanks,
John


>The parent object should work. Just make sure you call it (and just about any other document properties) after the document has completed loading...
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>+++ Rick ---
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>>I have worked out almost all my problems with the blasted browser control. However I have a number of the controls within a number of different containers and when the user clicks on a browser control I can't find a way to determine which one was clicked on. The browser control just crashes with the code

WAIT WINDOW THIS.PARENT.NAME

. .Parent does not work.
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>>I found I can add the parent object as a property to the browser object. Now, how do I read it???