问题
I use TWebBrowser
to have HTML editor in my application and of course it depends on version of Internet Explorer installed. I noticed after installation of the brand new Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7 that my editor has changed. Paragraphs no longer seem to have same HTML code.
HTML generated before when I pressed enter key:
<P> </P>
HTML generated now:
<P><BR></P>
This gives me additional line in my editor which doesn't look right. <P>
itself has a new line, <BR>
is completely useless here.
Is there a way to tell MSHTML/TWebBrowser control in edit mode which markup to use when enter key is pressed? For example, I've seen that some MS programs generate:
<div><font></font></div>
When you press enter to get to new line.
Also (if it is related) - is there a way to control which markup will be used when I use commands to set for example font-size (instead of obsolete size=1 to size=7 to have maybe CSS like "font-size:10px")
Code samples in Delphi and C++ Builder welcome.
回答1:
Using bcbhtml : First add html.cpp to your project and include "html.h":
#include "html.h"
define document variable in global scope:
THTMLDocument document;
__fastcall TForm1::TForm1(TComponent* Owner)
: TForm(Owner)
{
WebBrowser1->Navigate("about:<div contenteditable=true>Type here</div>"); // example editable region
}
void __fastcall TForm1::WebBrowser1DocumentComplete(TObject *ASender, const IDispatch *pDisp,
const OleVariant &URL)
{
document.documentFromVariant(WebBrowser1->Document);
document.onkeydown = &onkeydown;
}
void TForm1::onkeydown()
{
EventObj event = document.parentWindow.event;
if(event.keyCode == VK_RETURN)
{
document.selection.createRange().pasteHTML("<P> </P>"); // You can put every html you like per every key code
event.returnValue = false; // blocks default html which will be generated
}
}
You can download this great wrapper (bcbhtml) from here.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19928458/ihtmldocument2-and-internet-explorer-11-changes-on-windows-7