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_DPIEWebBrowserEvents2 (Windows CE 5.0)

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The _DPIEWebBrowserEvents2 dispinterface provides a point so that an application can intercept events fired by the browser object.

Methods in Vtable Order

_DPIEWebBrowserEvents2 methods Description
BeforeNavigate2 Fires before navigation occurs in the given object on either a window or frameset element.
CommandStateChange Fires when the enabled state of a command changes.
DocumentComplete Fires when a document has been completely loaded and initialized.
DownloadBegin Fires when a navigation operation is beginning.
DownloadComplete Fires when a navigation operation finishes, is halted, or fails.
NavigateComplete2 Fires after navigation to a link is completed on either a window or frameset element.
NewWindow2 Fires when a new window is to be created.
OnFullScreen Fires when the user selects full-screen or normal mode for the Internet browser main window.
OnMenuBar Fires when the user displays or hides the menu bar.
OnQuit Fires before the Internet browser quits.
OnStatusBar Fires when the user displays or hides the status bar.
OnTheaterMode Fires when an object is in theater mode or normal mode.
OnToolBar Fires when the user displays or hides the toolbar.
OnVisible Fires when the Internet browser is visible or hidden.
OnProgressChange Fires when the progress of a download operation is updated on the object.
PropertyChange Fires when the property value of an object has changed.
StatusTextChange Fires when the status bar text of an object has changed.
TitleChange Fires when the title of a document in an object becomes available or changes.

Remarks

The dispinterface ID for _DPIEWebBrowserEvents2 is DIID__DPIEWebBrowserEvents2.

The NavigateError event is not supported by Pocket Internet Explorer.

Requirements

OS Versions: Windows CE .NET 4.0 and later.
Header: webvw.h
Library: wvuuid.lib

See Also

IBrowser

IBrowser2

IBrowser3

Pocket Internet Explorer Browser API Interfaces

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