INFO: FAQ on Developing with the Internet Client SDK

<WWITEM HREF="http://example.microsoft.com/sound.wav">
   <USAGE VALUE="NONE"></USAGE>
</WWITEM>
						

<USAGE VALUE="NONE"/>
						

<CHANNEL>
   <USAGE VALUE="NONE"/>
   <WWITEM HREF="http://example.microsoft.com/sound1.wav"/>
   <WWITEM HREF="http://example.microsoft.com/sound2.wav"/>
   <WWITEM HREF="http://example.microsoft.com/sound3.wav"/>
</CHANNEL>
						

<a href="file.htm" TITLE="Tooltip goes here">some text</a>
						

• Display Property
• Visibility Property
• Hit testing correctly
• Nested DIVs
• Accurate Positioning
• Overflow property

• Clip property
• Positioned items with unspecified width/height; (that is, all positioned items must have a width and height -- this can be in percentage)
• Width=auto
• Negative z-index
• Selection

setreg 4 true
						

setreg 5 true
						

• A missing dependent DLL.
• Necessary security level set on the wrong zone.
• A control that is not marked as "safe for scripting and initialization" will not be loaded if the page that references the control is being accessed from the local hard drive. Note that this behavior may or may not change in future builds of Internet Explorer.

<SCRIPT>
   document.domain = "microsoft.com"
</SCRIPT>
						

// This function returns Internet Explorer's major version number,
// or 0 for others. It works by finding the "MSIE " string and
// extracting the version number following the space, up to the
// decimal point, ignoring the minor version number

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaSCRIPT">
function msieversion()
{
   var ua = window.navigator.userAgent
   var msie = ua.indexOf ( "MSIE " )

   if ( msie > 0 )      // If IE, return version number
     return parseInt (ua.substring (msie+5, ua.indexOf (".", msie )))
   else                 // If another browser, return 0
      return 0
}
</SCRIPT>
						

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