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Writing a Managed Internet Explorer Extension: Part 5 – Working with the DOM

Internet Explorer is known for having a quirky rendering engine. Most web developers are familiar with with concept of a rendering engine. Most know that Firefox uses Gecko , and Chrome / Safari use WebKit . WebKit itself has an interesting history, originally forked from the KHTML project by Apple....

Posted to vcsjones by vcsjones on Sun, Dec 12 2010
Filed under: Filed under: C#, BHO, IE
Writing a Managed Internet Explorer Extension: Part 3

I’m debating where to take this little series, and I think I am at a point where we need to start explaining Internet Explorer, and why writing these things can be a bit tricky. I don’t want to write a blog series where people are blindly copying and pasting code and not knowing what IE is doing. I am...

Posted to vcsjones by vcsjones on Sat, Jun 5 2010
Filed under: Filed under: IE8, C#, BHO, IE
Writing a Managed Internet Explorer Extension: Part 2.5

When we last discussed wiring events in part 2 , we discussed how events work and how to wire them, and more importantly how to unwire them. I also mentioned that we could use attachEvent and detachEvent rather than the events on interfaces. This is useful if you don’t know what type of element you are...

Posted to vcsjones by vcsjones on Mon, May 31 2010
Filed under: Filed under: C#, BHO, IE
Writing a Managed Internet Explorer Extension: Part 2

Continuing my miniseries from Writing a Managed Internet Explorer Extension: Part 1 , we discussed how to setup a simple Internet Explorer Browser Helper Object in C# and got a basic, but somewhat useless, example working. We want to interact with our Document Object Model a bit more, including listening...

Posted to vcsjones by vcsjones on Mon, May 31 2010
Filed under: Filed under: C#, BHO, IE
Writing a Managed Internet Explorer Extension: Part 1

I’ve recently had the pleasure of writing an Internet Explorer add on. I found this to somewhat difficult for a few reasons and decided to document my findings here. Managed vs Native One difficult decision I had to make even before I had to write a single line of code was what do I write it with? I...

Posted to vcsjones by vcsjones on Sun, May 23 2010
Filed under: Filed under: C#, BHO, IE
Acceder a la caché de Internet Explorer (V y final)

Éste es el último post de esta serie, en la cual se ha desarrollado un proyecto de ejemplo de cómo acceder a la caché de archivos temporales de Internet Explorer. De hecho, he aprovechado la excusa para montar un pequeño proyecto de ejemplo en el que poder enseñar varias cosas que tenía en mente y por...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Tue, Jun 10 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, Utilidad, Windows, API, Cache, IE, Explorer, Servicio, Ejemplo
Acceder a la caché de Internet Explorer (IV)

En los dos primeros artículos pudimos ver los objetos del API de Windows que íbamos a usar para poder acceder a la caché de los archivos temporales de Internet, cómo persistir estos datos en formato XML , y finalmente cómo permitir que temporalmente nuestra aplicacación se ejecute con las credenciales...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Fri, May 30 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, 2008, Utilidad, Windows, API, Cache, IE, Explorer, Servicio
Acceder a la caché de Internet Explorer (III)

Impersonation => RunAs En los dos primeros artículos pudimos ver los objetos del API de Windows que íbamos a usar para poder acceder a la caché de los archivos temporales de Internet, y como persistir estos datos en formato XML . Hoy vamos a usar Impersonation para ejecutar nuestra aplicación con...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Mon, May 26 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, Windows, API, Cache, IE, Explorer
Acceder a la caché de Internet Explorer (II)

:-/ Hola de nuevo, Siento haber tardado más de lo previsto en publicar este post, pero hemos tenido un fallecimiento en la familia este fin de semana y todavía andamos un poco descolocados. De todos modos, siguiendo con el hilo del primer post de esta serie, vamos a ver como leer los valores de los archivos...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Tue, May 20 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, Utilidad, XML, Windows, API, Cache, IE
Acceder a la caché de Internet Explorer (I)

En algunos casos puede ser interesante acceder a la caché de navegación de Internet Explorer. Por ejemplo, para poder guardar un registro de los sitios que visitan los usuarios de nuestra organización sin tener que montar un ISA server o similar. Para ello, y como todavía no he encontrado nada implementado...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Thu, May 15 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, Utilidad, Windows, API, Cache, IE, Explorer

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