IE Programming

Discover a command line tool and tutorial to manage Internet Explorer's history. It is solely based on the CUrlHistory object.

Learn how to access the IHTMLDocument interface for any iframe contained within the IE webbrowser control.

Learn what makes a successful AJAX client, and how many AJAX applications lose sight of the enormous benefit of supporting offline mode operation.

Learn how a BHO (Browser Helper Object) could be used to block a particular Web site.

Learn about a simplistic example of using a Scripting Runtime Library.

Learn to develop hook-based key loggers and hook-safe software.

Learn about a way to know exactly when IE settings have changed.

Demonstrate an innovative way to invoke hidden commands to show modal dialogs such as the "Add To Favorite" dialog or "Import/Export Wizard" dialog in your Web browser-based application.

Learn about an HTML edit control for VC++ 6.0 that is equivalent to the MFC7 CHtmlEditCtrlBase class.

Connect to a running instance of Internet Explorer launched by Citrix in seamless mode.

Check out this application that allows any users on a LAN or the Internet to communicate through voice.

Review the code for Voice Conference, an application that allows users on the LAN/Internet to discuss in groups through voice.

Discover a way to programmatically interact with the HTML inside a hosted browser control, without changing the hosting application. (The DLLTest source file was updated.)

See how to painlessly save a whole web page -- including pictures and text -- in to one file.

Dynamically create multiple views at run-time and open Web pages on the views created. The number of views created depends on the list of Web pages saved at the root of the Favorites in your Internet Explorer.

Sometimes you want to print HTML files from your Visual C++ program. This article shows how to do this without printing Internet Explorer's header or footer lines. (The source code was updated and a minor typo was corrected.)

If you need a tool to peek into not only the password edit boxes on different programs, but also the **** password input field on a homepage residing inside an Internet Explorer, here it is --- SuperPasswordSpy++.

How to display a Web page in your own window, using only plain C (no MFC, .NET, WTL, or even C++). Also demonstrates interacting with OLE/COM objects, and creating COM objects in plain C.

To demonstrate using skins, here is a small program named "Personal Knowledge Base." It collects files, stored compressed in the database.

While HTML support in a C++ browser control is relatively easy, JavaScript support isn't as obvious. Learn to use JavaScript in a C++ application that contains a browser control.

Programmatically access the history information from Internet Explorer.

Check out this easy solution for hiding/replacing the right-click menu on a Web browser window using C++.

How you can use MSHTML to parse HTML and then access elements via the DOM.

There have been quite a few articles about Band Object already, Chuck provides a more complete picture of bands in this article.