MSHTML Classes: CDocument

The CDocument class is the internal implementation of what MSHTML exposes for scripting as the document object.

Identifiers

Interfaces

The CDocument class implements the following interfaces:

• IBrowserService
• IConnectionPointContainer
• IDataObject
• IDispatchEx and its bases IDispatch and IUnknown
• IDisplayServices
• IHighlightRenderingServices
• IHTMLChangePlayback
• IHTMLDocument2 and its base IHTMLDocument 
• IHTMLDocument3
• IHTMLDocument4
• IHTMLDocument5
• IHTMLDOMNode
• IHTMLDOMNode2
• IIMEServices
• IInternetHostSecurityManager
• IInternetSecurityManager
• IMarkupContainer2 and its base IMarkupContainer
• IMarkupServices2 and its base IMarkupServices
• IObjectSafety
• IOleCache2 and its base IOleCache
• IOleCommandTarget
• IOleContainer and its bases IOleItemContainer and IParseDisplayName
• IOleControl
• IOleDocument
• IOleDocumentView
• IOleInPlaceActiveObject
• IOleInPlaceObjectWindowless and its bases IOleInPlaceObject and IOleWindow 
• IOleObject
• IPerPropertyBrowsing
• IPersistFile and its base IPersist
• IPersistHistory
• IPersistMoniker
• IPersistStreamInit and IPersistStream
• IPointerInactive
• IProvideMultipleClassInfo and its bases IProvideClassInfo2 and IProvideClassInfo
• IServiceProvider
• ISpecifyPropertyPages
• ISupportErrorInfo
• IViewObjectEx and its bases IViewObject2 and IViewObject

Scripting

Of course, only some of those many interfaces are intended for scripting. The table below lists the interface members that the CDocument class exposes as properties (methods, collections, etc) through its string table.

Properties that Microsoft does not list in the HTML and DHTML Reference are highlighted yellow. Properties that are listed but not as applying to the document object are shaded yellow. Since there are quite a few on both counts, please be reminded that appearance in the list below does not mean that the property is usefully or even meaningfully accessible in scripts: it means only that as far as the MSHTML implementation is concerned, a name is provided and an attempt at access does get handled, but perhaps trivially.