I am trying to make a WYSIWYG HTML-editor by embedding GeckoFX in a Windows Forms application in VB.NET.
The code goes like this:
Dim Gbrowser As New GeckoWebBrowser
Gbrowser.Navigate("about:blank")
...
Gbrowser.Navigate("javascript:void(document.body.contentEditable='true')")
How can I activate and access the nsIHTMLEditor interface from within my application?
Thank you.
UPDATE
This code does not work:
Dim hEditor As nsIHTMLEditor
hEditor = Xpcom.GetService(Of nsIHTMLEditor)("@mozilla.org/editor/htmleditor;1")
hEditor = Xpcom.QueryInterface(Of nsIHTMLEditor)(hEditor)
hEditor.DecreaseFontSize()
Error in the last line: HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component.
nsIHTMLEditor is likely a per browser instance rather than a global instance (like things returned by Xpcom.GetService)
One can get a nsIEditor
like this by (by supplying a Window instance)
var editingSession = Xpcom.CreateInstance<nsIEditingSession>("@mozilla.org/editor/editingsession;1");
nsIEditor editor = editingSession.GetEditorForWindow((nsIDOMWindow)Window.DomWindow);
Marshal.ReleaseComObject(editingSession);
(or you can just call the nsIEditor GeckoWebBrowser.Editor
property.)
You may be able to cast this nsIEditor to a nsIHtmlEditor (although I have yet to try it)
GeckoWebBrowser browser = .....;
// Untested code
nsIHTMLEditor htmlEditor = (nsIHTMLEditor)browser.Editor;
Update:
The VB code from @GreenBear
Dim gEditor As nsIHTMLEditor:
gEditor = Gbrowser.Editor:
gEditor.DecreaseFontSize()