I'm trying to locate the html parser code for the <li> and <ul> tags, the idea is to change the standard listing bitmaps into own images, anyone experienced a bit whit this??
thnx
thnx
You mean you wan't to modify iexplorer.exe to change the bitmaps for all pages? That would certainly involve reverse engineering, which is not allowed at this forum.
Please read the rules first.
Thomas
Please read the rules first.
Thomas
I would assume that the images are in the resource section... I don't
know (but don't think :)) using a resource modifier would qualify
as "Reverse Engineering". You'll probably find the images in some
obscure DLL somewhere in the system directory, iexplore.exe is
not much more than a stub.
know (but don't think :)) using a resource modifier would qualify
as "Reverse Engineering". You'll probably find the images in some
obscure DLL somewhere in the system directory, iexplore.exe is
not much more than a stub.
the problem i was having is to get my tree html of 30000 nodes with +/-30000 images work fine. When i use standard li ul tags its fine but when i use own <src= fold.gif> ...etc then the performance is terrible*10000...well iexplore is just so bloody slower then assembly...
sorry then, i didn't know i was reverse engineering, haha well it sounds i'm getting serious business, well i won't bother anymore whit this subject..
sorry then, i didn't know i was reverse engineering, haha well it sounds i'm getting serious business, well i won't bother anymore whit this subject..
REAL men write their own browser :)
well i would if the customers didn't ask specifically to run under iexplore.exe... :(
The 'guts' of MSIE are contained inside a dll called something like shdoc.dll. MS doscuments it, VB pages go crazy over it.
It's an OLE ocx contrrol, meaning you need provide it a client site interface. This is childs play in VB, simple in VC, and possible in asm. X-treme released working source for a few k byte browser this way, and I believe jaspeth did some work on it too.
Check the COM section archives.
It's an OLE ocx contrrol, meaning you need provide it a client site interface. This is childs play in VB, simple in VC, and possible in asm. X-treme released working source for a few k byte browser this way, and I believe jaspeth did some work on it too.
Check the COM section archives.
bah. no need to (re)-write any browsers or change resources of any existing ones...
css markers are the answer! (if you can use CSS)
css markers are the answer! (if you can use CSS)