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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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