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ihtmldocument8 interface

Members

The ihtmldocument8 interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. ihtmldocument8 also has these types of members:

  • Events

Events

The ihtmldocument8 interface has these events.

Event Description
MSManipulationStateChanged

Event fires when the state of an element being manipulated has changed.

onmscontentzoom

Event fires when a user zooms the element.

onmsgesturechange

Triggered when the finger positions associated with the interaction moves on the screen. It will also be triggered during inertia processing.

onmsgesturedoubletap

Triggered when user interaction results in a double tap gesture.

onmsgestureend

This event fires when all associated contacts are removed from the surface, and any inertia related movements have stopped..

onmsgesturehold

Fires when the user touches a surface and holds the position for an extended period of time.

onmsgesturestart

Triggered when the screen is touched on a location over this element.

onmsgesturetap

Triggers when user interaction of a touch, mouse click, or pen tap.

onmsinertiastart

Event fires once contact is removed when a move or pan has sufficient speed to continue moving.

onmspointercancel

Fires when the system cancels a pointer event.

onmspointerdown

Event that is triggered when a contact touches the screen on element.

onmspointerhover

Event that is triggered when a contact (normally a pen) moves over an element without touching the surface.

onmspointermove

Event that is triggered when a contact moves on the screen while over an element.

onmspointerout

This event is triggered when a pointer moves from inside to outside the boundaries of this element. This event is always raised, whether or not the pointer is captured to this element.

onmspointerover

Event that is triggered when a contact moves from outside to inside the bounds of this element. This event is always raised, whether or not the pointer is captured to this element.

onmspointerup

Event that is triggered when a contact is raised off of the screen over an element.