content property
Gets or sets meta-information to associate with IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv or IHTMLMetaElement::name.
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Syntax
HRESULT value = object.put_content( v);HRESULT value = object.get_content(* p);
Property values
Type: BSTR
description
Meta-information.
refresh
Integer consisting of the number of seconds to elapse before the document is refreshed. This value requires the IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv to be set with the refresh value.
url
Location that is loaded when the document is refreshed. This value requires the IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv to be set with the refresh value.
mimetype
MIME type used for the charset value.
charset
Character set of the document. This value requires the mimetype value to be set with a valid MIME type, and the IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv to be set with the refresh value.
noopen
Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and later. Hides the Open or Run button on the File Download dialog box. This value requires the IHTMLMetaElement::name attribute to be set with the DownloadOptions value.
nosave
Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and later. Hides the Save button on the File Download dialog box. This value requires the IHTMLMetaElement::name attribute to be set with the DownloadOptions value.
x-ua-compatible
Internet Explorer 8 and later. A comma–delimited list of document compatibility modes supported by the web page. Note that Internet Explorer attempts to display the document in order of the values presented. This value requires the IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv to be set with the x-ua-compatible value. For more info, see Specifying legacy document modes.
Note As of Windows 8, this is supported only for webpages displayed using Internet Explorer for the desktop.
Standards information
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 Specification, Section 2.5.5
- HTML 4.01 Specification, Section 7.4.4
Remarks
Developers using the IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv and IHTMLMetaElement::content attributes to refresh documents from alternate URLs should treat the value of IHTMLMetaElement::content as untrusted data. For more information, please see Security Considerations: Dynamic HTML.
As of Internet Explorer 8, the IHTMLMetaElement::httpEquiv attribute also supports a value of x-ua-compatible, which allows developers to specify the document compatibility mode that Internet Explorer should use to display a webpage. For full details, see Specifying legacy document modes. (As of Windows 8, legacy document modes are supported only for Internet Explorer for the desktop.)
As of Windows 8, you can specify the following values for use with Windows Runtime apps using JavaScript:
- ms-https-connections-only requires Windows Runtime apps using JavaScript to use secure (HTTPS) connections. For more info, see How to require an HTTPS connection.
See also
Reference
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