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Why no hints after typing .
I have a webbrowser object embedded within Sheet1 (called WB)
In my code if I type WB. I get offered a list of valid sub-parameters (Document being one of them) If I choose Document then type . again, I don't see the list of valid sub-parameters for the next level down I am particularly interested in the sub-parameters of Document.Links and Document.Images I can compile my code and guess the parameter below links, e.g. ..Document.Links(0).src - but I don't know until run time whether the 'src' parameter is valid or not I have tried looking at this page <http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...collections/li nks.asp This makes a reference to the href property, but nowhere can I find a complete listing of the properties Any help appreciated -- Mike Please post replies to newsgroup to benefit others Replace dead spam with ntl world to reply by email |
Why no hints after typing .
I added a control and looked at the definition of Document from the Object
Browser. Document is defined as a plain object. The IDE doesn't know the methods/parameters because it could be any sort of automation object. -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "Mike NG" wrote in message ... I have a webbrowser object embedded within Sheet1 (called WB) In my code if I type WB. I get offered a list of valid sub-parameters (Document being one of them) If I choose Document then type . again, I don't see the list of valid sub-parameters for the next level down I am particularly interested in the sub-parameters of Document.Links and Document.Images I can compile my code and guess the parameter below links, e.g. .Document.Links(0).src - but I don't know until run time whether the 'src' parameter is valid or not I have tried looking at this page <http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...collections/li nks.asp This makes a reference to the href property, but nowhere can I find a complete listing of the properties Any help appreciated -- Mike Please post replies to newsgroup to benefit others Replace dead spam with ntl world to reply by email |
Why no hints after typing .
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 at 08:09:42, Rob van Gelder (Rob van Gelder
) wrote: I added a control and looked at the definition of Document from the Object Browser. Document is defined as a plain object. The IDE doesn't know the methods/parameters because it could be any sort of automation object. Ah right. Many thanks -- Mike Please post replies to newsgroup to benefit others Replace dead spam with ntl world to reply by email |
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