DHTML.loadDocument

[shetlandbob]

Hello,

I have a DHTML control in a dialog window and want to load up a document stored locally on my machine.

I've tried looking online and in help areas (MSDN and Studio.NET help) but cant figure this out.

I have a file (say C:\test.html), but cant get it to load using the DHTML.loadDocument(); command? It wants me to pass two VARIANT's as variables??? I would have thought all I would need to pass would be file location (this is how it was in VB6?)

Anyone used this and have any ideas?

I'm using Visual C++.Net for info.

Cheers

 

[Cagliostro]

do something like
...loadDocument(..._variant_t("c:\\test.html")...);

Ion Filipski

 

[shetlandbob]

for future info this is how it was done:

  tagVARIANT pathIn;
  tagVARIANT promptUser;
  VariantInit(&pathIn);
  VariantInit(&promptUser);

  CString m_str = "C:\\test.html";

  pathIn.vt = VT_BSTR;
  pathIn.bstrVal = m_str.AllocSysString( );

  promptUser.vt = VT_BOOL;
  promptUser.boolVal = false;
  dhtml.LoadDocument( &pathIn, &promptUser );

  VariantClear ( &pathIn );
  VariantClear ( &promptUser );

 

[Cagliostro]

For future info, how it could be done:

  _variant_t pathIn;
  _variant_t promptUser;

  CString m_str = "C:\\test.html";
  pathIn = m_str.AllocSysString( );
  dhtml.LoadDocument( &pathIn, &promptUser );

Ion Filipski