I am trying to display HTML in a MFC window based on a string. This would lend itself naturally to CHTMLView, but after some inspection, it only will display HTML that you have navigated to using a URL.
Is there any way to specify the HTML to be display inside a CHTMLView other than using the internet to connect to it? Or is there another HTML rendering engine that will plug in easily to an MFC app? I dont feel like writing a web server would be best idea.
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Im not trying to display a file, but dynamically created html.
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The best you can do is to dynamically create your html, write it to a file, then refresh the CHtmlView, or have it load your dynamically created file.
I couldn''t find any way to write text directly to the view without having the intermediate file.
Maybe you could use SetWindowText, since it''s derived from a CWnd ultimately?
I couldn''t find any way to write text directly to the view without having the intermediate file.
Maybe you could use SetWindowText, since it''s derived from a CWnd ultimately?
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SetWindowText didnt do anything. Also writing intermediate files would cause the performance to drop something fierce. The HTML to display will change constantly so writing to files wouldnt be a solution I''d like to avoid.
Since this program requires a server to work correctly, I will just add some simple HTTP functionality to the server. Thanks anyway.
University is a fountain of knowledge, and students go there to drink.
Since this program requires a server to work correctly, I will just add some simple HTTP functionality to the server. Thanks anyway.
University is a fountain of knowledge, and students go there to drink.
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