Script Syntax

oXMLHttpRequest.onreadystatechange = funcMyHandler;

Example

The following script example specifies the handler HandleStateChange gets called when an IXMLHTTPRequest object's readyState property changes. A button on a page is enabled when the readyState property indicates that all data has been received (readystate == 4).

<script>
var xmlhttp=null;
function PostOrder(xmldoc)
{
  var xmlhttp = new ActiveXObject5.0("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.5.0");
  xmlhttp.Open("POST", "http://myserver/orders/processorder.asp", false); 
  xmlhttp.onreadystatechange= HandleStateChange;
  xmlhttp.Send(xmldoc);
  myButton.disabled = true;
}
function HandleStateChange()
{
  if (xmlhttp.readyState == 4)
  {
    myButton.disabled = false;
    alert("Result = " + xmlhttp.responseXML.xml);
  }
}
</script>

In Microsoft Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript), you can get a function pointer using the syntax getRef("HandleStateChange").

Visual Basic Syntax

In Visual Basic, you need to write the following statement where xmldoc is a variable and implements a subroutine called xmldoc_onreadystatechange().

Dim WithEvents xmldoc As DOMDocument50

Example

See Use OnReadyStateChange Property in Visual Basic and Visual C/C++.

C/C++ Syntax

Use connection points to trap readystatechange events.

The following macros declare the handler (DOMDocCheckState) for the event:

BEGIN_DISPATCH_MAP(CXMLDOMSamples, CCmdTarget)
   DISP_FUNCTION_ID(CXMLDOMSamples, "Ready State Event Handler", 
   DISPID_XMLDOMEVENT_ONREADYSTATECHANGE, DOMDocCheckState, VT_EMPTY, 0)
END_DISPATCH_MAP()
“m_hr = pCP->Advise(GetIDispatch(TRUE), &m_pdwCookie); “ 

The last line registers this class (CXMLDOMSamples) as an event listener with the document Connection Point Container. 

Parameters

pReadyStateSink [in]

Name of the function that should be called when the readyState property value changes.

C/C++ Return Values

S_OK

Value returned if successful.

Example

See Use OnReadyStateChange Property in Visual Basic and Visual C/C++.