Very Computer

Any advice would be greatly appreciated since I'm completely stuck!

Thanks,
Kim

If you wanted to do this yourself, you could subclass Control and implement
IOleClientSite for the control.  The difficulty in doing htis will be to
hook up our siting stuff proeprly with what IOleClientSite expects.

Quote:> I am running a Windows Form UserControl inside IE.  I want to control IE
> (i.e. to navigate) so I'm trying to get the IWebBrowser2 interface from
> inside the WinForm.  I can do this in an ATL control by calling
> GetClientSite and QueryInterfacing for IServiceProvider then for
> IWebBrowser2.  I can't seem to figure out how to do this in the WinForm.
> Basically, all of the available Parent or Container related properties of
my
> UserControl are either null or won't cast to any of the ActiveX interfaces
I
> need.  So, I assume I don't have the actually ActiveX object when I
> QueryInterface against my UserControl.  Please note I don't want to
> instantiate a new browser instance but instead drive the instance that
> contains my UserControl.

> Any advice would be greatly appreciated since I'm completely stuck!

> Thanks,
> Kim