If you are hoping to be notified on a character by character basis (such as when the user is typing, so as to control the autocomplete logic) you won't find any such event. However, IE starts a new navigation when the URL is entered, which triggers BeforeNavigate2. You can respond to this event by performing some action with the URL (or Headers, PostData, Flags, and so on) or cancel the event.
Internet Exploerer event model
varunsagii
Hi Roman,
Where exactly are you going to be catching the events from Is this an extension to IE or an external applicaiton
Thanks
-Dave
Vl.K
The only events exposed by Internet Explorer are exposed in the DWebBrowserEvents2 interface.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms850276.aspx
If you are hoping to be notified on a character by character basis (such as when the user is typing, so as to control the autocomplete logic) you won't find any such event. However, IE starts a new navigation when the URL is entered, which triggers BeforeNavigate2. You can respond to this event by performing some action with the URL (or Headers, PostData, Flags, and so on) or cancel the event.