Arno Garrels wrote:
> Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
>>> so it should be enough to add just one line:
>>>
>>> if @InternetQueryOption = nil then
>>> begin
>>> {$IFDEF UNICODE}
>>> @InternetQueryOption := GetProcAddress(WinInetHandle,
>>> 'InternetQueryOptionW');
>>> {$ELSE}
>>> @InternetQueryOption := GetProcAddress(WinInetHandle,
>>> 'InternetQueryOptionA');
>>> {$ENDIF}
>>
>> I'm in doubt about this. The remarks of INTERNET_PER_CONN_OPTION
>> Structure say:
>>
>> "In Internet Explorer 5, only the ANSI versions of
>> InternetQueryOption and InternetSetOption will work with the
>> INTERNET_PER_CONN_OPTION structure. The Unicode versions will support
>> the INTERNET_PER_CONN_OPTION structure in later versions of Internet
>> Explorer."
>>
>> This is not very clear to me. Should I anyway use the Ansi version to
>> keep the compability with IE5?
>> Should I check the availibility of the Wide version, eventually only
>> in D2009? Actually the component works starting Win95.
>
> UNICODE is defined in Delphi 2009 and better only and executables
> built with Delphi 2009 run on Windows 2000 and better only.
> Windows 2000 was released February 2000, IE 5.0 March 1999,
> so IMHO no problem.
Obviously it was too early in the morning when I wrote this nonsense,
I thought that before IE 5 only the ANSI version was supported :)
So indeed a little bit more work is required.
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Arno garrels
>
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>>
>> Bye, Maurizio.
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