Don't blow your head, you have this situation:
you have a valid form element and you want to access its elements.
IHTMLFormElement* pForm = ...
one way to do it is by:
HRESULT IHTMLFormElement::get_elements(IDispatch **p)
and the code looks like the following:
IDispatch* pDisp = NULL;
pForm->get_elements(&pDisp);
IHTMLElementCollection* pFormColl = NULL;
HRESULT hr = pDisp->QueryInterface(IID_IHTMLElementsCollection, (void**)&pFormColl);
but you get pFormColl
having NULL value and hr = 0x80004002
which means
The QueryInterface method did not recognize the requested interface. The interface is not supported.
Google'ing it a bit you get plenty of similar behaviour. The workaround is to use
HRESULT IHTMLElement::get_children(IDispatch **p)
The hint is given by MSDN description for this method: IHTMLElementCollection* pChildrenElem = NULL;
To access all elements contained in a form, call QueryInterface on IHTMLFormElement and request an IHTMLElement interface. Use the IHTMLElement::children property of the IHTMLElement interface to retrieve a collection of all elements in the form
So, translated into code:IHTMLElement* pElem = NULL;
pFormElem->QueryInterface(IID_IHTMLElement, (void**)&pElem);
pElem->get_children(&pChildrenElem);
After all, this should be your preferred way since MSDN also says that you do not get actually all the form elements if you use IHTMLFormElement::get_elements
:
The collection retrieved by the IHTMLFormElement::get_elements property does not include input type=image elements from a form
So, in order to obtain a IHTMLFormElement
children elements, use IHTMLElement
method instead.
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Should the get_children method use an IDispatch interface?
Should the get_children method use an IDispatch interface?
Should the get_children method use an IDispatch interface?
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