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Seeking property list for CHtmlView::GetProperty
I'm searching for a way to determine when a WebBroswer object is at the top of the history list and the "back" button should be disabled.
The best I could figure from the MSDN is to use the function CHtmlView::GetProperty(). But nowhere could I find a list of properties that are supported.
Is this the right solution?
If so what property(ies) do I use to determine if I'm at either end of the history list.
If this won't work, is there some other solution.
-gary kibble
The best I could figure from the MSDN is to use the function CHtmlView::GetProperty(). But nowhere could I find a list of properties that are supported.
Is this the right solution?
If so what property(ies) do I use to determine if I'm at either end of the history list.
If this won't work, is there some other solution.
-gary kibble
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void CHtmlViewer::OnCommandStat
{
if ( nCommand == CSC_NAVIGATEFORWARD )
m_bForwardEnable = bEnable;
else if ( nCommand == CSC_NAVIGATEBACK )
m_bBackEnable = bEnable;
}