Sorry to interupt but is GW, or the script developers, using UIA to access
the IE DOM?
I just read something to that effect concerning GW WindowEyes and the IE9
and above DOM.
It was not from a GW site but some overview of IE9, plug-Ins and accessing
the DOM I started reading after getting inter
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
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 fro
On 10/3/2012 9:43 AM, Sean Farrow wrote:
1.Can I obtain the current line that browsemode is on? Alternatively
is the htmlDocument interface/window/tab available?
Use the BrowseMode's Line property gives you a BrowseModeLines
collection. You could always get an IHTMLDocument object from the act
Hi aron:
Thanks for this, two follow ups:
1. Can I obtain the current line that browsemode is on? Alternatively is
the htmlDocument interface/window/tab available?
2. ifI move the focus using ie's built-in commands will we move with this?
Cheers
Sean.
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 f
Hi:
I'm currently writing an external script tht is using browse mode and have a
few queries:
Firstly, is thee a way to obtain the IHtmlDocument from the BrowseModeObject?
Secondly, is thee a way using scriptin currently to simulate BrowseMode
movement-ienextheading?
Help appreciated as always.
C
