Can we get notification of opening any site ??..

[Jigar Mehta]

Hye,
I am trying to get notification of any browser request... (not only that
of the local server.. e.g. http://localhost/. so ISAPI filters will not be
the right way to solve problem)

So, whenever any request like (http://www.yahoo.com/) is made in IE, I
want my DLL routine or my EXE to be called.. So, how to do that, any
suggestion will be highly appreciated...

Is there any registry entry that enables us to do that...

If you know then please tell me...

Or atleast tell me, is it possible or not so that I don't waste time on
this...
--
Jigar Mehta
jb*******@yahoo.co.in

[David Robbins]

"Jigar Mehta" <jb*******@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
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Hye,
I am trying to get notification of any browser request... (not only that of the local server.. e.g. http://localhost/. so ISAPI filters will not be
the right way to solve problem)

So, whenever any request like (http://www.yahoo.com/) is made in IE, I
want my DLL routine or my EXE to be called.. So, how to do that, any
suggestion will be highly appreciated...

Is there any registry entry that enables us to do that...

If you know then please tell me...

Or atleast tell me, is it possible or not so that I don't waste time on this...
--
Jigar Mehta
jb*******@yahoo.co.in

this is not a windows or mfc thing. you must learn how to write a plugin to
ie so that you can hook the proper events in there. it must be possible,
the browser hijackers do it all the time. but you probably want to try a
different group to get more ideas.

[William DePalo [MVP VC++]]

"Jigar Mehta" <jb*******@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

So, whenever any request like (http://www.yahoo.com/) is made in IE, I
want my DLL routine or my EXE to be called.. So, how to do that, any
suggestion will be highly appreciated...

David is correct about the venue. On your way over to a better group you
might want to check the docs for "Browser Helper Object" (aka BHO) and the
DWebBrowserEvents2 interface.

Regards,
Will