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  1. XL5

    How can I use Internet Explorer as the container for an applciation?

    There doesn't seem to be a wizard in VS7, but that does not stop development of ActiveX documents in C++. However that is another story if not familiar with C++.
  2. XL5

    OCX Files & swflash.ocx

    Add the Shockwave Flash control from the project/components menu. Add it to a form in your project and look at the properties of the component. In "movie" enter the movie name, important "The Full path c:\etc..." or it won't work. Thats it the movie is on the form and...
  3. XL5

    Placing VB 6 games on a web page

    Try Migrating the game to ActiveX Documents using the wizard in VB6. Create an installation cab using the wizard including any runtimes etc. and deploy to the webserver. Steve
  4. XL5

    Activex Doument Exe - Rquirements

    It looks like the mime type is not set up on the server, for the .vbd extension Steve
  5. XL5

    install a prgram made in VB6 on windows 2000

    when you compile the project on the project properties unclick "Upgrade ActiveX Controls". When you use the install shield program only include the items needed for your application that will not be already installed on the 2000 machine. That should do it. Steve
  6. XL5

    VB in a browser

    A massive OCX is not really the solution. Check out ActiveX Documents when creating a new project. This is what they were designed for. Hope this helps Steve
  7. XL5

    Determining the ProgID

    Suppose for example you want to know the class id of the Autodesk map control. 1) Open up regedit from the start/run menu 2) Select HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT 3) Look down the list until you see the Autodesk.MGMap key 4) Click on it and you will see the CLSID key 5) This has the registered class In VB...
  8. XL5

    Using ASP on pages with .htm extension

    By using the Javascript "src=" tag Javascript can be created dynamically and asp executed on an html page. Example On the HTML page <script Language="Javascript" src="test.asp"></script> <script Language="Javascript"> alert('First Name = '+fname); alert('Second Name = '+sname)...
  9. XL5

    where is the proplem plz

    It is very likely the connection mode is not set correctly Steve
  10. XL5

    &quot;How to mail a form to someone&quot;

    Use CDONTS to send Email, as the method you have shown will throw a security warning alert on modern browsers. The reason is that the details are &quot;sent in the clear&quot; with this method. Steve
  11. XL5

    flash movie in an asp page

    Delete the Semicolons eg: flash/swflash.cab#version=5,0,0,0&quot;; Steve
  12. XL5

    How can I use Internet Explorer as the container for an applciation?

    Check out ActiveX documents. The do exactly what you are asking for. Steve
  13. XL5

    Finding Users' Connection/Internet Speed

    The way to do it is to create a Java applet. and a sample file from the server. import java.applet.*; import java.io.InputStream; import java.io.IOException; import java.net.URL; import java.net.MalformedURLException; import java.util.Date; public class bandwidth extends Applet implements...
  14. XL5

    Help:How to pass client side javascript variables to asp

    This should do it The Client side <script language=javascript> Myfunc(){ var myvar1 = x; var myvar2 = y; location.href='http://www.mymachine/myasp.asp?myvar1='+x+'&myvar2='+y'; } </script> The Server Side <% Response.Status = &quot;204&quot; Session(&quot;myvar1&quot;) =...
  15. XL5

    applets... are they dead?

    IE will not survive, because it doen't suport Java! Are you living on the same planet?.
    • XL5
    • Post #17
    • Forum: Java

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