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How do you call a Visual Basic program from inside an ASP page? Any tips?
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Call Visual Basic in ASP
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Hi,
yes I have called an VB code by a link in an asp-page.
See if you like it. In this case you have to make an .exe file of the VB code, see File\Make...
As a button on click:
<INPUT type="button" VALUE="" onClick="remote=window.open ('NameOfVBFile.exe', 'NameOfVBFile', 'resize=yes');">
As a ordinary text click:
<a href="NameOfVBFile.exe">Text</a>
Perhaps I can come up with something better in a near future.
Good Luck!
Johanna Pihlström
yes I have called an VB code by a link in an asp-page.
See if you like it. In this case you have to make an .exe file of the VB code, see File\Make...
As a button on click:
<INPUT type="button" VALUE="" onClick="remote=window.open ('NameOfVBFile.exe', 'NameOfVBFile', 'resize=yes');">
As a ordinary text click:
<a href="NameOfVBFile.exe">Text</a>
Perhaps I can come up with something better in a near future.
Good Luck!
Johanna Pihlström
Easiest way is to make it a VB ActiveX DLL and register it on the web server machine.
then you can use it in ASP like:
<script runat="server" language="vbscript">
dim obj_Test
set obj_Test = Server.CreateObject("MyActiveXDLL.MyClass"
</script>
<script runat="server" language="javascript">
var obj_Test = Server.CreateObject("MyActiveXDLL.MyClass"
</script> codestorm
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then you can use it in ASP like:
<script runat="server" language="vbscript">
dim obj_Test
set obj_Test = Server.CreateObject("MyActiveXDLL.MyClass"
</script>
<script runat="server" language="javascript">
var obj_Test = Server.CreateObject("MyActiveXDLL.MyClass"
;</script> codestorm
Fire bad. Tree pretty. - Buffy
select * from population where talent > 'average'
You're not a complete programmer unless you know how to guess.
I hope I never consider myself an 'expert'.
<insert witticism here>
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