Dont Fire NewWindow3 when new TAB is opened by CTRL+T.
Our team have made a synchronous tools for IE(http://www.syncplus.net/en/ ).
Recently, I am doing an upgrade for IE7 in Vista RC1,
but have a problem about the NewWindows3 event.
The NewWindows3 event is fired by the following case.
1)Choose the "Open in New Tab" command from a link's shortcut menu.
2)Click the link with the middle mouse button.
3)Click the link while holding the CTRL key.
But can't be fired by the following
1) CTRL+T
2) Directly click the empty tab.
Would you like give me some advise? thank you.
I sink the DWebBrowserEvents2 in my Toolbar.
AtlAdvise(m_pIWebBrowser2, m_pUnk, DIID_DWebBrowserEvents2, &m_dwCookie);
I can receive the NewWindow3+NewWindow2 event when I open a Tab
by the "Open in New Tab" command.
Also, in IE7 the toolbar and BHOs are part of the tab, so whenever a new tab is created by the user a new instance of your toolbar would be created and passed the IWebBrowser2 of the new tab in the IObjectWithSite::SetSite. That should enable you to keep track of each tab in IE7.
Also for more information regarding how tabs are implemented in IE7 checkout this blog post http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/05/26/422103.aspx
I can get your meaning.
For IE 6, I have kept track of each window in my toolbar which it implemented IObjectWithSite::SetSite ().
There is no problem, because IE6 only can open the window.
But in IE7, if IObjectWithSite::SetSite () is called, how can I know it is a TAB, not a window?
I am sorry, the problem I want to know as follows:
In IE7, if IObjectWithSite::SetSite () is called, how can I know it is a NEW tab in an existent window,
not a NEW tab in a NEW window.
