Re: Modifying in place JS code via IHTML* objects.
Patience404 wrote:
Hello, I want to be able to get the scripts from a web page, and then
This doesn't seem to qualify as a C++ question... Any way, here is some
sample code:
// TComInterface is the equivalent of the ATL's ComPtrQi (or whatever
that class is named)
//check for errors...
TComInterface <IHTMLElementCollection> scripts;
doc->get_scripts( &scripts );
long items( 0 );
scripts->get_length( &items );
if ( items ) {
for ( long i = 0; i < items; ++i ) {
TComInterface <IHTMLElement> elem;
TVariant idx( i );
IDispatchPtr disp;
scripts->item( idx, idx, &disp );
TComInterface <IHTMLScriptElement> scriptE( disp );
if ( scriptE ) {
CComBSTR text;
scriptE->get_text( &text );
scriptE->get_src( &text );
scriptE->get_type( &text );
//call scriptE->put_text once you manipulated the text
}
}
}
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