It's quite complicated to explain why I need it. Basically, I have to give the customer the possibility to run his own functions and the solution should be quite generic. I found a way with using the execute-statement!
Robert
Hi all,
does anyone know if it is possible to store function names in variables so that they are not called immediately? Something like this
dim FunctionContainer, testVar
function foo()
foo = 10
end function
FunctionContainer = foo
testVar = FunctionContainer()
Regards,
Robert
Hi all,
I'm trying to do the following: the user types a letter (or numeral or some special chars) into a input box. Depending on the value of the input box, all entries in an array starting with exatly that string ar beeing displayed in a table underneath the input box (it is going to be a...
setAttribute() only works in Netscape...try attachEvent('onmouseover',name of function); instead! However, it is not possible to call a function which expects any parameters (attachEvent('onmouseover',foo(x, y)); would fail!).
Hope this helps!
Hi all,
I'm in need of a combobox, which holds as few HTML elements as possible (like select, option...), because I need to give it a very flexible style! Does anybody know where I can get one?
Thanx in advance,
Robert
Hi there,
I'm trying to run a function, which I wrote in a macro in VB-Editor of Excel, and get the return value back to my VB-App.
Alternatively, it would be enough to trigger the macro, without knowing the return value.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanx,
Robert.
Thanx for the tip, but I still got a problem: My dll runs on the fat client (I tested it in the immediate window) but if I want to create an instance of it via ASP I get a CreateObject-Failure! What could be the reason for that? Is that a security problem (rights of anonymus user)?
Help would...
Hi pilg,
I have got exactly the same problem and as you posted this message long ago, I wondered myself wheter you already have the answer. If yes, please tell me!
Thanx in advance,
Robert
Hi there,
I have written an ASP-application using VBScript and I use a lot of constants and arrays in include-files using the <!-- #include file="name.inc" --> tag. The application suffers from a lack of performance and I read somewhere that including lots of consts should be done via...
Hi there,
I have written an ASP-application using VBScript and I use a lot of constants and arrays in include-files using the <!-- #include file="name.inc" --> tag. The application suffers from a lack of performance and I read somewhere that including lots of consts should be done via...
Hi there,
I have written an ASP-application using VBScript and I use a lot of constants and arrays in include-files using the <!-- #include file="name.inc" --> tag. The application suffers from a lack of performance and I read somewhere that including lots of consts should be done via...
Hi there,
I have written an ASP-application using VBScript and I use a lot of constants and arrays in include-files using the <!-- #include file="name.inc" --> tag. The application suffers from a lack of performance and I read somewhere that including lots of consts should be done via...
Hi there,
is it possible to pass arguments form ASP to CGI (and vice versa) via querystring or other techniques? If yes please let me know how!
Thanx in advance,
Robert
Hi there,
I'm trying to create a simple menu in VB, but I have problems with creating submenuentries. Can anybody explain to me how to do so?
Thanx in advance,
Robert
Thanx for the clue, strongm. However, I still don't know how to use the OnJobDone-event in my code...I want to call another function if this event was fired, so how do I react to this event (something like: If OnJobDone then...?).
Hi all! Can anybody tell me how to react to events in VB6? My concrete proble is as follows: I try to convert a .ps-file into a .pdf-file using an object called ACRODISTXLib.PdfDistiller (Acrobat Distiller). It has got a function called FileToPDF which fires an event called OnJobDone if...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.