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IE Embedded Control Versioning Use IE 9+ and HTML5 features inside a GUI This UDF allows the use of embedded IE controls which support IE versions greater than IE 7. By default, all embedded IE controls default to IE 7 compatibility mode (unless for some reason somebody has IE 6 installed!), so its not possible to use most of the HTML5 features available today. Fortunately, IE 9 and greater allow the use of HTML5, and the embedded IE control actually supports it. The problem is convincing Windows to let your program actually use those features! There are Registry branches that modify ho- 10 replies
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As the title says. I open IE11 and navigate to a page with the following HTML5 file upload container in Capture0.JPG I want to click Add Files but I haven't been able to. Here's the code that handles the Add Files button in Capture.JPG _IEGetObjectById and then using _IEAction to click it doesn't work. I can't give access to the actual page unfortunately because it's password protected. All suggestions welcome. -
Just trying to display this news site into a GUI with an embedded IE instance: https://news.sky.com/ It looks terrible. Videos won't play. Is there a current way around this? Thank you in advance. -
Greetings! I am having an issue that I can't seem to be able to figure out. I would really appreciate an extra pair of eyes to validate my work so far. All this is, so far, is just a bunch of shapes on an HTML page. It is to be a very simple game ( just exploring Javascript through making this ) but right now I am just building the framework/elements. The script is this <!DOCTYPE HTML> <html> <head> <style> body { margin: 0px; padding: 0px; } #canvas-container { width: 100%; text-align:center; }
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Never say I don't give this community some little gems once in a while. I came up with the concept of creating a directory structure using nothing but valid HTML5 and CSS3. It uses an unknown "checkbox hack" concept which some HTML5/CSS3 purists consider to be beyond the semantics of the language. But I say if it's supported by all major browsers and it works, then why not! Note: I used >KaFu's idea for the current level and next level, but the rest I came up with myself, albeit I have used this "checkbox hack" before in other projects I have created. #include <File.au3> #include & -
Below you will find both a new Marquee UDF (many W3C/HTML5 features and more) as well as a user-friendly program that both serves as an example script, as well as it will create the code for any particular marquee for you! Enjoy! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BACKGROUND on <marquee> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <marquee> has been classed as "non-standard" and "non-conforming" as an HTML element (http://www.w3.org/wiki/HTML/Elements/marquee) There is no promise that it will continue to be supported in the future, though it is obvious that many people have a need for this feature and it has remained
