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      <title>Bizarre behaviour with IHTMLChangeSink</title>
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      <author>Clyde Davies</author>
      <description><![CDATA[You might think it a bit ironic for me of all people to be posting this, but:<br />
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I decided to rewrite my original project in C++/CLI and was making great headway [b]until[/b] I decided to re-implement the change notification code again.  I created a class that implemented IHTMLChangeSink and also smart pointer to a change log, rebound it using CreateChangeLog when the document had loaded and, guess what?  It doesn't work.  The class binds, the methods return S_OK but [b]IHTMLChangeSink::Notify[/b] never fires.<br />
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This is weird, considering I had it working from VB.NET fine.  I know this behaviour has been mentioned before by others, but has anybody managed to bottom it out yet?  What is going on?<br />
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I could post the code, but I doubt it would make much sense to anyone who is not versed in C++/CLI and MFC.<br />
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