Creating IE Addins

[Wraith Daquell]

I noticed that this question was posted earlier with no success, and I
have been wondering the same thing.
How would one go about writing an addin to IE that would allow changing
the HTML as it is downloaded in .NET? I have been searching for the
answer to that one for months!

Thanks,
-WDaquell

[Patrice]

The only thing I know is that its called "Browser Helper Objects".

You'll find for example http://support.microsoft.com/kb/179230/en-us

Try also to search the MSDN for those keyword...

Don't knwo exactly what you are looking for but as a side note (and ASP.NET
2.0) makes that easier, you could rather do this server side this way you
won't have anything to install client side. I believe it's called
"Adapters". It allows basically to ease customizing the HTML code for a
server side control depending on the browser requesting the page...

Patrice

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I noticed that this question was posted earlier with no success, and I
have been wondering the same thing.
How would one go about writing an addin to IE that would allow changing
the HTML as it is downloaded in .NET? I have been searching for the
answer to that one for months!

Thanks,
-WDaquell

[DineshUST]

Hi,

I couldnt understand this correctly. But, with the little that i
understood, i think, you are trying to embed a third party object, or a
control that doesn't come by default with the .NET library. If i'm corect,
you can use it by adding it in the toolbox, by using the customize tooldbox
option.

Thanks,
Dinesh

"Wraith Daquell" wrote:

I noticed that this question was posted earlier with no success, and I
have been wondering the same thing.
How would one go about writing an addin to IE that would allow changing
the HTML as it is downloaded in .NET? I have been searching for the
answer to that one for months!

Thanks,
-WDaquell