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October 18th 07, 01:38 PM
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Access object in explorer from type olExplorer
Hi,
I have an HTML page which contains an grid control. In JavaScript I access the grid control like following: document.all['componentName'] In Outlook I check on ActiveExplorers class on type "olExplorer". I added a reference to the mshtml.lib and retrieved the ActiveExplorer content like following: Dim htmlDoc As MSHTML.HTMLDocument Set htmlDoc = Application.ActiveExplorer.HTMLDocument Now I want to access my component. My idea was to access it like in JavaScript, but in the document the 'componentName' object was not found. How can I access my component in the HTMLDocument in the ActiveExplorer? Christian 
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October 18th 07, 07:43 PM
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Access object in explorer from type olExplorer
Hi Christian,
try to use the GetElementByID method. That should give you the object. Hope this helps, Greets, Helmut "Christian Havel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news  Hi, I have an HTML page which contains an grid control. In JavaScript I access the grid control like following: document.all['componentName'] In Outlook I check on ActiveExplorers class on type "olExplorer". I added a reference to the mshtml.lib and retrieved the ActiveExplorer content like following: Dim htmlDoc As MSHTML.HTMLDocument Set htmlDoc = Application.ActiveExplorer.HTMLDocument Now I want to access my component. My idea was to access it like in JavaScript, but in the document the 'componentName' object was not found. How can I access my component in the HTMLDocument in the ActiveExplorer? Christian
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October 19th 07, 08:56 AM
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Access object in explorer from type olExplorer
Hi Helmut,
thanks for you help! I tried it like following: Set myComponent = htmlDoc.getElementById("componentName") and Set myComponent = htmlDoc.documentElement.document.getElementById("c omponentName") The component is not found. The component is a managed grid. Could this be the problem? Do you have any other idea? Thanks Christian "Helmut Obertanner" wrote: Hi Christian, try to use the GetElementByID method. That should give you the object. Hope this helps, Greets, Helmut "Christian Havel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news Hi, I have an HTML page which contains an grid control. In JavaScript I access the grid control like following: document.all['componentName'] In Outlook I check on ActiveExplorers class on type "olExplorer". I added a reference to the mshtml.lib and retrieved the ActiveExplorer content like following: Dim htmlDoc As MSHTML.HTMLDocument Set htmlDoc = Application.ActiveExplorer.HTMLDocument Now I want to access my component. My idea was to access it like in JavaScript, but in the document the 'componentName' object was not found. How can I access my component in the HTMLDocument in the ActiveExplorer? Christian
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October 19th 07, 06:56 PM
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Access object in explorer from type olExplorer
Hello Christian,
is the Component a Serverside component ? Normally on the client you would only get HTML, except when you have registered the component locally and have embedded the component as object.... in the html page. Greets, Helmut "Christian Havel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi Helmut, thanks for you help! I tried it like following: Set myComponent = htmlDoc.getElementById("componentName") and Set myComponent = htmlDoc.documentElement.document.getElementById("c omponentName") The component is not found. The component is a managed grid. Could this be the problem? Do you have any other idea? Thanks Christian "Helmut Obertanner" wrote: Hi Christian, try to use the GetElementByID method. That should give you the object. Hope this helps, Greets, Helmut "Christian Havel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news Hi, I have an HTML page which contains an grid control. In JavaScript I access the grid control like following: document.all['componentName'] In Outlook I check on ActiveExplorers class on type "olExplorer". I added a reference to the mshtml.lib and retrieved the ActiveExplorer content like following: Dim htmlDoc As MSHTML.HTMLDocument Set htmlDoc = Application.ActiveExplorer.HTMLDocument Now I want to access my component. My idea was to access it like in JavaScript, but in the document the 'componentName' object was not found. How can I access my component in the HTMLDocument in the ActiveExplorer? Christian
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