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In Windows using Visual C++ version 6, I am using the item method of IHTMLElementCollection to get a certain item with a given id or name in an HTML document. &nbsp;There may be zero, one, or more of these items in the document. &nbsp;The documentation of this method states:<br />
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HRESULT item(<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; VARIANT name,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; VARIANT index,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; IDispatch **pdisp<br />
);<br />
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where <br />
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pdisp is [out, retval] Address of a pointer that receives an IDispatch interface for the object or collection if successful, or NULL otherwise.<br />
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I have been able to use this pdisp pointer to get the first of the items but I don’t know how to get the second or third, etc. &nbsp;I assume that these are part of a collection but I don’t know how to get access to that collection. &nbsp;Nothing I have tried works. &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp;Any sample code showing this???<br />

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In Windows using Visual C++ version 6, I am using the item method of IHTMLElementCollection to get a certain item with a given id or name in an HTML document.  There may be zero, one, or more of these items in the document.  The documentation of this method states:

HRESULT item(
    VARIANT name,
    VARIANT index,
    IDispatch **pdisp
);

where 

pdisp is [out, retval] Address of a pointer that receives an IDispatch interface for the object or collection if successful, or NULL otherwise.

I have been able to use this pdisp pointer to get the first of the items but I don’t know how to get the second or third, etc.  I assume that these are part of a collection but I don’t know how to get access to that collection.  Nothing I have tried works.  Any ideas?  Any sample code showing this???


Using IHTMLElementCollection::item Method

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