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How to develop Internet Explorer Object and a problem regarding to MS Windows system failure  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0Author: Zhaohui Xing      Rating:  
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This article gives out a sample showing how to develop Browser Helper Objects/Internet Explorer Object and how to deal with IWebBrowser2.

This sample, IEGuard, has the similar functionality of Microsoft Internet Explorer's Options / Content Advisor/Approved Sites. It can real time monitor the Internet Explorer web browse activities, and only those allowed web sites can be visited and other web navigation will be stopped. A tool, IEGuardMan, is given with this sample to set up the job crit...

Automatically Check the Proxy Switch in IE  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 4  |  Today: 0Author: DrewLordUK      Rating:  
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This is my first submission, so I thought it had better be something that I have found useful.

Here is a a small bit of VBScript which is used to automatically set the proxy switch, for IE, in the Registry.

The script checks for a connection to a specific proxy server "SERVERNAME". If the server is found, it will set the switch in the Registry. If the server isn't found, it will disable the switch. The script then waits 60 seconds and then calls itself....

A sample class to get the favorites of IE  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0Author: rayyang2000      Rating:  
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I want to put the URLs of my IE to my homepage so that my friends can share these links with me. But I don't know how to do this. After find in many website I cannot get any good tools to help me. Some of them just can get all items in favorites but damage the architecture. So I decided to write a little program....

IEHelper - Internet Explorer Helper Class  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 4  |  Today: 0Author: Mustafa Demirhan      Rating:  
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The purpose of this article is to show how to use IWebBrowser2, IHTMLDocument2 and IHTMLElement objects....

SeaShell - More Explorer controls  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 5  |  Today: 0Author: Philip Oldaker      Rating:  
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SeaShell contains a set of classes that provides three main controls

* CIEShellTreeCtrl
* CIEShellListCtrl
* CIEShellComboBox

They can be used independently or integrated as in Explorer...

Defining Document Compatibility In Internet Explorer 8  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 2  |  Today: 0Author: Paulo Morgado      Rating:  
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The procedures to define document compatibility in Internet Explorer 8 are well documented here, but I’ve seen many developers and system administrators that are not aware of this....

Microsoft Releases IE 9 Preview 2  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 6  |  Today: 0Author: Kurt Mackie      Rating:  
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Microsoft on Wednesday released the second platform preview of Internet Explorer 9 to gather further input from Web developers and testers. Version 2 of the browser preview, which works only on Windows Vista- and Windows 7-based machines, can be downloaded from Microsoft's test site here. Like its predecessor, this prototype lacks the basic features of a browser, such as an information bar. It also lacks basic security protections for Web browsing built into Internet Explorer 8....

Explorer's Guide to the Semantic Web - Chapter 1: The Semantic Web     
Total Hits: 91  |  Today: 0Author: Helen Trimes      Rating:  
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In the beginning, there was no Web. The Web began as a concept of Tim Berners-Lee, who worked for CERN, the European organization for physics research. CERN�s technical staff urgently needed to share documents located on their many computers. Berners-Lee had previously built several systems to do that, and with this background, he conceived the World Wide Web. The design had a relatively simple technical basis, which helped the technology take hold and gain critical mass....

Explorer's Guide to the Semantic Web - Chapter 5: Searching     
Total Hits: 60  |  Today: 0Author: Helen Trimes      Rating:  
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Anyone who searches for specific information on the Web learns to put up with frustration. Sometimes things go well, but other times, irrelevant information buries those bits we seek. Here are two typical examples from my experience. First, I want to find the home page for the Python XML project. I type �python xml� into the Google search page. In less than a second, I get back 10 pages of hits, but soon I find that the third item is the one I want. If I remember that the project i...

Using Internet Explorer to download files for you     
Total Hits: 58  |  Today: 0Author: Michael Dunn      Rating:  
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A while ago, Chris Maunder posted a suggestion to one of the boards asking how to download files, with the ability to abort the download after a timeout period. One solution to doing this is a function provided by IE 3 and later called URLDownloadToFile(). This function is suprisingly simple - just give it a URL, a filename, and an object to handle progress callbacks, and IE handles the rest!...

Bringing in Blink Feature for Microsoft Internet Explorer     
Total Hits: 102  |  Today: 0Author: Vasudevan Deepak Kumar      Rating:  
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I would like to start with a small history of why this Blink in MSIE requirement came at all. I had a small requirement for a small regional client here, in freelance. They wanted a blinking in certain parts of the page for information that he marks from the admin section of the site, basically to emphasize something new, something impressive information....

TinyRSS, an RSS Reader for Internet Explorer     
Total Hits: 56  |  Today: 0Author: Matthias Hertel      Rating:  
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TinyRSS is a very small but powerful RSS Reader that works inside of the Internet Explorer. There are some good readers out there. Most of them are implemented as a new program and not within the browser. After testing Firefox for some time, I discovered that adding RSS bookmarks to the bookmark sidebar is a very useful feature. This is an implementation of an RSS Explorer Bar in less than 15 KB using HTML and JavaScript only. The advantage over the IE 7 / Vista built-in solution is that blogs t...

CPHog for Internet Explorer     
Total Hits: 89  |  Today: 0Author: John Fisher      Rating:  
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Shog[^] has created a nifty little script that uses GreaseMonkey[^] to provide extra goodness to the CodeProject experience, when viewed through FireFox. My particular interest was drawn by the "quick reply" feature it adds to the CodeProject message boards. His original script can be found here[^]....

Drawing lines in Mozilla based browsers and the Internet Explorer     
Total Hits: 68  |  Today: 0Author: Doga Arinir      Rating:  
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In this article, I want to explain and deduce the line drawing algorithm by Bresenham. Afterwards, I will show an optimized version which can be used to draw lines in Gecko based browsers like Mozilla or Firefox and Microsoft's Internet Explorer. As you know, HTML itself is not able to describe lines. Therefore, there is no built-in features in the above-mentioned browsers for drawing lines. By implementing the Bresenham algorithm with JavaScript while applying some tricks, we will be able to dr...

Memory Leakage in Internet Explorer - revisited     
Total Hits: 50  |  Today: 0Author: volkan.ozcelik      Rating:  
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If you are developing client-side re-usable scripting objects, sooner or later you will find yourself spotting out memory leaks. Chances are that your browser will suck memory like a sponge and you will hardly be able to find a reason why your lovely DHTML navigation's responsiveness decreases severely after visiting a couple of pages within your site....

How to Use Windows CardSpace with Internet Explorer 7.0     
Total Hits: 50  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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CardSpace provides users with the ability to manage their digital identities, and with Internet Explorer 7.0, Web sites can request a digital identity from the user. The following exercises demonstrate the steps to accept identities using CardSpace and Internet Explorer 7.0. There are four exercises in this walkthrough:
*Hello, World!
*Activate the Identity Selector on demand
*Accessing the claims in the security token
*Uniquely identifying the user...

Understanding and Working in Protected Mode Internet Explorer     
Total Hits: 60  |  Today: 0Author: Marc Silbey, Peter Brundrett      Rating:  
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In Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows Internet Explorer 7 runs in Protected Mode, which helps protect users from attack by running the Internet Explorer process with greatly restricted privileges. Protected Mode significantly reduces the ability of an attack to write, alter or destroy data on the user's machine or to install malicious code. This topic introduces Protected Mode, describes the Windows Vista features used to implement Protected Mode, shows how to develop extensions that work with Pro...

Creating Add-ons for Internet Explorer: Toolbar Buttons     
Total Hits: 70  |  Today: 0Author: Kent Sharkey      Rating:  
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Toolbars provide a common means of making application functionality available to users. They may provide access to functionality available elsewhere, or they may group together functionality for accessing a Web site or application. Toolbars in Internet Explorer provide the means for a developer to enhance the application or customize it for clients. Every Windows user is familiar with toolbars: they are one of the most common means of accessing the functionality of an application....

Creating Add-ons for Internet Explorer: Customizing Menus     
Total Hits: 70  |  Today: 0Author: Kent Sharkey      Rating:  
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Menu items are at the core of most Internet Explorer add-ons, whether it's an addition to the Tools menu or the context menu for a particular piece of content in a Web page. Creating these menu items is relatively easy, but the options available are numerous. This article looks at those options and discusses how to create stand-alone menu add-ons, as well as how to integrate the menus into larger add-ons. Add-ons to Internet Explorer 7 take many forms, but many include a menu item. The menu may ...


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