Ok, I've found work arounds for this issue. Now I'm looking for help getting the following options to work (Delphi 5):
Find (on this page) - The find dialog IE has View Source - Just want to popup Notepad, with the HTML source of the current page Popup the properties of the current document. You can right-click and select properties from the minimal menu. Also, does anyone know if the home page is hard-coded into the control. I wish this could be changed in the future, where maybe it's a simple registry value. If the key isn't there or is empty, then direct the user to the Netscape or Mozilla main site. "Tom Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I'm incorporating the Active X control, into a Delphi 5.x application I'm > writting. Below is a code snippet I'm working with: > > var > wbBrow: TControl; // defined this way, because I'm giving the user a > choice between IE and Mozilla > begin > wbBrow := TMozillaBrowser.Create(nil); > > wbBrow.Parent := pc.ActivePage; //we'll say I'm assigning it to a > tabsheet of a page control > > wbBrow.Align := alClient; > > AssignWBEvents((wbBrow as TMozillaBrowser)); > // (wbBrow as TMozillaBrowser).Refresh; > > // (wbBrow as TMozillaBrowser).Resizable := True; > (wbBrow as > TMozillaBrowser).Navigate(WideString('http://www.bitstechnology.com')); > end; > > I'm getting a "Browser is not in a valid state" error, whenever I try to > change the, for example, Resizeable property or try to navigate to a site. > ??? > > _______________________________________________ mozilla-embedding mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
