Hi,
I'm trying to find an event in the web browser control that triggers when the user clicks on a link inside the control and arrives at a new page.
My web browser control only shows 5 events in the property list: On Updated, On Enter, On Exit, On Got Focus, and On Lost Focus.
Is this all the events?
I've tested the On Update event with debug.print, and it does not fire when a user clicks inside the control, or when the user arrives on a new page.
How do I access more events?
Thanks,
Adam
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This is discussed in another of your threads Adam. I know this preceeds that discussion so there's no question of it being a doubly posted question, but other people browsing may not know this so I'll link it in ( Web Browser Control Does maintain shape after Resizing).
This is still a relevant question if anybody has further ideas not already covered in the linked thread.
As NeoPa said, this was covered in the previous thread.
As to why, it's simply the way it is, not only for this control, but for all ActiveX Controls I've ever used.
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