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when embedding a browser as an activeX control does anyone know a way of disabling the images (without doing it in internet options)
thanks, paul
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Thanks anyway, but I'm using Internet Explorer, or Gecko imbedded as an activeX control on a form so I can't directly interact with any of the pictures.
hi,
about the only way i could think of MAKING IT WORK (i.e. hacking it) would be set up a "proxy browser" that filters out the images.
you could have 2 tcppwebrowsers, one hidden (the proxy) one visible (webbrowser).
one inefficient, quickly thought off method is:
load the normal page into the proxy
save the (proxy) web page into a director
parse the directory, removing picture files
load the page into your normal tcppwebbrowser
vola, a page with no images.. (apart from them no-pic images)
obviously, if you were doing properly you'd remove the html code 'hoding' the pictures straight from the source html doc. beats deleting the pics from the directory!!
hope it helps
ck
ncoded
now to remove the pics, this is one inefficient method - most ppl could think of 100's of better ways than this..
load the (pic) page into the proxy and save page in a given directory. then write
about the only way i could think of MAKING IT WORK (i.e. hacking it) would be set up a "proxy browser" that filters out the images.
you could have 2 tcppwebrowsers, one hidden (the proxy) one visible (webbrowser).
one inefficient, quickly thought off method is:
load the normal page into the proxy
save the (proxy) web page into a director
parse the directory, removing picture files
load the page into your normal tcppwebbrowser
vola, a page with no images.. (apart from them no-pic images)
obviously, if you were doing properly you'd remove the html code 'hoding' the pictures straight from the source html doc. beats deleting the pics from the directory!!
hope it helps
ck
ncoded
now to remove the pics, this is one inefficient method - most ppl could think of 100's of better ways than this..
load the (pic) page into the proxy and save page in a given directory. then write
oops ... ment to write:
hi,
about the only way i could think of MAKING IT WORK (i.e. hacking it) would be set up a "proxy browser" that filters out the images.
you could have 2 tcppwebrowsers, one hidden (the proxy) one visible (webbrowser).
one inefficient, quickly thought off method is:
load the normal page into the proxy
save the (proxy) web page into a director
parse the directory, removing picture files
load the page into your normal tcppwebbrowser
vola, a page with no images.. (apart from them no-pic images)
obviously, if you were going to do this properly you'd remove the html code 'holding' the pictures straight from the source web page. beats deleting the pics from the directory!!
hope it helps
ck
ncoded
hi,
about the only way i could think of MAKING IT WORK (i.e. hacking it) would be set up a "proxy browser" that filters out the images.
you could have 2 tcppwebrowsers, one hidden (the proxy) one visible (webbrowser).
one inefficient, quickly thought off method is:
load the normal page into the proxy
save the (proxy) web page into a director
parse the directory, removing picture files
load the page into your normal tcppwebbrowser
vola, a page with no images.. (apart from them no-pic images)
obviously, if you were going to do this properly you'd remove the html code 'holding' the pictures straight from the source web page. beats deleting the pics from the directory!!
hope it helps
ck
ncoded
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