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Disabling web control from sending messages
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27/07/2004 11:12:53
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Gestionnaire d'écran & Écrans
Divers
Thread ID:
00928028
Message ID:
00928314
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Thanks David, the DocumentComplete event worked fine!

Regards,

Fernando

>Fernando,
>
>That was just a guess, sorry it didn't quite work. I did have success though just now using the DocumentComplete event instead.
>
>Although the message text will be short lived because moving the mouse over the document in the browser will cause the message to change.
>
>To do polling look at the Busy and ReadyState properties. In the loop make sure you issue doevents.
>
>>Hi David, thanks for replying!
>>
>>>Set your message in the NavigateComplete2() method.
>>
>>I did,
>>
>>Procedure oleBrowserWin.NavigateComplete2
>>*         ------------- -----------------
>>          LParameters pDisp, url
>>
>>          Set Message To "This is my message!"
>>EndProc
>>
>>But it still didn't work. What did I make wrong?
>>
>>>Or go into a delay loop polling until the browser control has finished loading the page.
>>
>>How can I do that, how can I know when "the browser control has finished..."?
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