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Sep 13th, 2000, 09:12 PM
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Is there any way that a web browser control can be fed the elements of a page directly from variables stored in memory, i.e., without reliance on addressable files? The features that appear to come the closest to this capability are the innerhtml and outerhtml properties, e.g., brwWebBrowser.document.body.innerhtml = MyString, which are read/write for the body object as well as some other objects. But innerhtml and outerhtml still require at least a shell document to be read from an addressable file, and provide no mechanism for graphics data to be fed from anything other than an addressable file.
John Fritch
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