How to get the Size of the Window having the Html document in the Webbrowser application

Anamika2005

In the WebBrowser application how to get the size of the window which includes the Html document in it , and the scrollbars also. Regards Shikha NetStudio,Pune

Hamid Taebi

I guess your problem is scroll do you use CHtmlView?_**

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whitesky

ThatsAlok

Shikha Jain wrote:

In the WebBrowser application how to get the size of the window which includes the Html document in it , and the scrollbars also.

is api GetWindowRect of any use?

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Anamika2005

Thanks for your reply . Yes, i have used the CHtmlView class in my application and i want the size of the html page document i can get size of the window with scrollbar by using getscrollinfo function but it is again not giving the size of the window having the html document. Regards Shikha Netstudio,Pune

Anamika2005

Thanks for your reply, But GetClientRect() only gives the client area size of the window i want the whole page size of the html document i.e with the scrollbars also. Regards Shikha Netstudio,Pune

Hamid Taebi

Did you see GetHeight and GetWidth in this class_**

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whitesky

Anamika2005

Yes i can get the GetHeight,GetWidth function but again from that just i can get the height of the window without scrollbars which is not the whole size of the html document. Regards Shikha Pune

Anamika2005

Actualy in the previous mail it is by mistake i have written GetClientRect . yes GetWindowRect you have suggested , i have tried that but it again gives the size of the window excluding the scrollbars i.e not the whole html document size . Regards Shikha Pune

Viorel

Supposing you actually need the full size of the HTML document, including the parts out of client area, a possible solution can look like this:

CComPtr< IHTMLDocument3 > doc = (IHTMLDocument3*)GetHtmlDocument();
IHTMLElement * doc_element;
doc->get_documentElement(&doc_element);
CComQIPtr<IHTMLElement2> element = doc_element;
long width;
long height;
element->get_scrollWidth(&width);
element->get_scrollHeight(&height);

Please note that the sizes are available only for fully loaded HTML documents, when GetReadyState() returns an appropriate value. Hope this is what you need in your HTML-capturing application.