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Hi, <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;I have an HTML document loaded in to a mshtml.IHTMLDocument2 class. I would like to remove all javascript (and vb script) from the document. I can remove all script BLOCKS using the HTMLDocument.scripts collection, that works great for removing &lt;script&gt; blocks, but inline script like the following remain.<br />
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&lt;SELECT onchange=&quot;location = xyz.com&quot;&gt;<br />
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How can I remove all onSomeEvent functions from every element in the document? <br />
Is there anyway to access a collection of the element event scripts?<br />
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Thanks in advance... and if possible I would really like a solution that does not traverse all the elements in the document.<br />
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Hi, 
   I have an HTML document loaded in to a mshtml.IHTMLDocument2 class. I would like to remove all javascript (and vb script) from the document. I can remove all script BLOCKS using the HTMLDocument.scripts collection, that works great for removing <script> blocks, but inline script like the following remain.

<SELECT onchange="location = xyz.com">

How can I remove all onSomeEvent functions from every element in the document? 
Is there anyway to access a collection of the element event scripts?

Thanks in advance... and if possible I would really like a solution that does not traverse all the elements in the document.





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