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IHTMLElement &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;*elem = NULL;<br />
sph-&gt;createElement (bs = ::SysAllocString(L&quot;&lt;script<wbr />&gt;&quot;), &amp;elem);<br />
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how to get IHTMLScriptElement out of IHTMLElement *elem ?<br />
i tried using CComQIPtr&lt; IHTMLScriptElement, &amp;IID_IHTMLScriptElement &gt;&nbsp;sce=elem; but sce-&gt;put_text(...); fails to do anything<br />

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IHTMLElement	 *elem = NULL;
sph->createElement (bs = ::SysAllocString(L"<script>"), &elem);

how to get IHTMLScriptElement out of IHTMLElement *elem ?
i tried using CComQIPtr< IHTMLScriptElement, &IID_IHTMLScriptElement > sce=elem; but sce->put_text(...); fails to do anything


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