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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Interop / September 2003

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Trap Script Errors in Embedded Browser 02 Sep 2003 16:17 GMT3
I have an built an winforms app in C# which has IE embedded in it.
I have implemented IDocHostUIHandler which does moct of what I want.
The only outstanding issue I have is how do I trap script errors in the web
pages.
Translating 64-bit API functions01 Sep 2003 21:09 GMT2
According to MSDN, I should be using the 64-bit compatible SetWindowsLongPtr
function instead of SetWindowsLong.  SetWindowsLongPtr is defined as:
LONG_PTR SetWindowLongPtr(HWND hWnd,
   int nIndex,
VB Late Binding Vs ASP - Using Interop Services01 Sep 2003 16:37 GMT4
I have a problem with ASP & VB 6 using an Interop Assembly . I marshal an
array in VB.NET, mark it as <MarshalAsAttribute(UnmanagedType.LPArray)>, and
I am able to retrieve the correct values in VB6 using Late Binding, not
predefining specific datatypes for the array. But ASP seems ...
Handling Browser control's Alert()'s01 Sep 2003 14:54 GMT1
Situation:
-- VB.NET Windows app with embedded Browser control
-- Browser control loads form-based text entry web app (not ours, I
have no control over the HTML or the script that comes up)
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