Internet Explorer Mobile HTML Scripting Objects

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Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3

4/8/2010

Internet Explorer Mobile supports only the Jscript language. This is a list of the Document Objects that the web programmer can use. For full details check the individual elements in Internet Explorer Mobile HTML Elements.

In This Section

Element	Description
A/link	Designates the start or destination of a hypertext link.
BODY/document	Represents the HTML document in a given browser window or frame.
DIV	Specifies a container that renders HTML.
FORM/form	Represents an HTML input form.
FRAME/frame	Specifies an individual frame within a FRAMESET XHTML Element.
FRAMESET	Specifies a frameset consisting of one or more frames.
history	Contains information about the URLs visited by the client.
IMG/image	Object which contains information about an image loaded into the browser.
INPUT TYPE=button	Creates and controls a button control object.
INPUT TYPE=checkbox	Creates and controls a checkbox control object.
INPUT TYPE=file	Creates and controls a file up load control object.
INPUT TYPE=hidden	Creates and controls a hidden field, not shown by the browser to the user. The information will be exchanged between the browser and server as other form fields.
INPUT TYPE=image	Creates and controls an image control object.
INPUT TYPE=password	Creates a single-line text entry control object and is similar to the text control, except that text is not displayed as a user enters it.
INPUT TYPE=radio	Creates and controls a radio button control object.
INPUT TYPE=reset	Creates and controls a reset button object.
INPUT TYPE=submit	Creates and controls a submit button object that, when clicked, submits the associated form.
INPUT TYPE=text	Creates and controls a single-line text entry control object.
location	Object which contains information about the current URL.
navigator	Object which contains information about the browser.
OPTION/Option	Denotes one choice in a SELECT element.
screen	Contains information about the device screen and rendering capabilities.
SELECT	Denotes a list box or drop-down list.
SPAN	Specifies an inline text container.
STYLE/Style	Specifies inline styles for a given element.
TEXTAREA	Specifies a multiple line text input control.
window	Represents a window in the browser.
Other	With Internet Explorer Mobile, all elements are now scriptable.

See Also

Other Resources

Internet Explorer Mobile Reference