I want to write an activex control. This actiovex comntrol will be a simple drop down and when i select a value from this drop down the value in another drop down will be fill up based on this value with page refreshing.I have no idea how to develop such type of activex control.
View RepliesI have one Activex Control which i want to use over the network. In that i am having one module and one user control. For this i prepared the ocx file and made a package. But when i am trying to deploy that file it gives me error no. 80042114
how to use the activex control over the network.
I have a custom ActiveX Control that is working fine with ASP in IIS
5.1 on WinXP.
But the same ASP page is failing in Server.CreateObject of that ActiveX
Control in IIS 6.0 on Win Server 2003. Do i need to change any
configuration on my IIS 6.0
I created a VB6 ActiveX control, created the CAB file using "Package &
Deployment Wizard", sign the CAB file with Verisign, and copy the CAB file
to a website.
I am able to download older CAB files, but recent CAB file that I created I
can not download them. It prompts me to download the control, and I said yes
to download, but it did not get downloaded. I un-register MSVBVM60.DLL and
rename the file, but when downloading the CAB file, it did not prompt me to
download the VBRUN60.CAB. What can I check to see whey the control did not
get downloaded ?
Is there anyway to detect the ActiveX control is able to run on the browser or not. After I installed the ActiveX control to my system, user sometimes switch
the secruity setting to "not able to run ActiveX control". So, the ActiveX
control just show on the broswer, but not able to run it.
I want to find a way to detect it. And prompt the user a message telling
that the ActiveX control is not able to run.
I have an ActiveX control in my web page that I tried to access using intranet.i have implemented IObjectSafety in the ActiveX control, and when I created the CAB file using VB Pakage and Deployment Wizard, under "Safety Settings" I selected "Yes" for "Safe for Scripting" and "Yes" for "Safe for Initialization". I also have signed the CAB file.
In IE, the option 'Script ActiveX controls marked Safe for Scripting' is already set to 'Enable' (I use Security setting "Medium-Low"). I get a warning message 'An ActiveX control might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to allow this interaction? Why do I still get the prompt when I go to the web page ?
Could any one tell me hoe to embed a VB ActiveX control in ASP
View Replies View RelatedI need to write an ActiveX control, in VB6, that will be embedded in an IE-6 browser. I'm looking for a good tutorial and links to documentation, to make this as painless as possible.
View Replies View RelatedI seem to have run into two documented bugs whose workarounds are
incompatible. What I have is an OCX written in VB 6 that has a few classes
in it. Many of the methods of the OCX are used by ASP, and so far have
worked fine.
I recently added a COM object reference to the DLL which consists of an SMTP
client dll that is wrapped up in dual interface activeX control (written in
VC++ 6).
When I try to create an instance of this new control, the compiler
complains.
Dim smtpClient As myClass.myClient
Set smtpClient = New SEACOMSMTPLib.SeaSMTPObj
When I try to compile this, I get an error on the first line of code that
accesses a method of the object: Code:
How do I tell if an ActiveX control is installed (and working)?
View Replies View RelatedI wrote a simple client/server chat program and the client runs as an
activex control within an asp page. I have the users logging into
the page using widows authentication and I'm using
Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER") to get the users name. I'd like
to pass this name to the activex chat client thru the page but I'm
having some difficulty. I tried passing it as a parameter to the
"Tag" property within the <OBJECT> element like this:
<%
username=Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER")
username=right(username,len(username)-instr(1,username,""))
' remove the domain or machine name from the username
Response.Write "<PARAM NAME=" & chr(34) & "Tag" & chr(34) & " VALUE="
& chr(34) & username & chr(34) & ">"
%>
When I do this the ActiveX control doesn't appear on the page. Is
there a better way to do this? I also tried creating a public sub in
the activex control and calling it as a method from within the page
but I can't seem to get the syntax right. I keep getting "Object
Required" errors.
I have an ActiveX control in my ASP page that has not been signed yet, so currently just for testing I set the Security for Intranet to "Low". When I run the ASP page on my machine (the IIS is in my machine), I have no problem, except the page prompted me with "An ActiveX control on this page might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to allow this interaction?"
But, when I run the ASP page on another machine (even though the other machine is also a development machine that already has the ActiveX control and I set the Security for Intranet to "Low"), it did not prompt me the above message, and I got an error when accesing any method of the AX control (e.g Object doesn't support this property or method 'myAXControl.method').
Is this because I have to create a CAB file and mark the AX control as safe for scripting ?To create a CAB file for this AX control, do I need to create my own VB AX
Control project that contains this control and then create a cab file for this VB project ?
I would like to be able to control an asp text box control's name attribute.
I know i can manually type the whole string
<input type="text" name="username" value="" />
but then i can't use the validation control on the inputs. [free javascript ]
PHP Code:
Does any one know a way how to use a visual basic 6 written activex .DLL
without registering it with classic .ASP?Reason why my hosting is charging me for registering .DLL.
how can I create a simple non-UI dll or component which will be used by MS Access and .ASP apps which I can build with Visual C++ .net? An example or template which would allow me to paste in C code without learning all the C++ details would be perfect.
View Replies View RelatedCan somebody explain me wht this ActiveX is all about. I am not a ASP coder, actually i just need to create something however i needs to be ActiveX i have been googling around trying to figure out how to implement this AcitveX in this ASP(not aspx) page. The page is done. kinda just missing the ActiveX.
View Replies View RelatedI created a ActiveX DLL project that will be with a asp page. I compile the project using Project compatibility instead of Binary Compatibility and import the DLL into Component Services.
Is there any problem that might occur using Project compatibility instead of Binary Compatibility with IIS? Also, what is the difference with the two type of compatibilities?
what is faster, ASP Code or compiled ActiveX DLL with same functions(queryng data from ms sql server).
View Replies View Relatedwhich ActiveX Component allows IIS to provide e-mail services
View Replies View RelatedI created a ActiveX DLL component to create a Excel file under my home directory through VB6.0. Then I registered it through "regsvr32" command and a messagebox came out to say that the register was successful. But when I tried to run it in my ASP page under IIS ver5.01 and win XP Pro, it gave me this error:
Error Type:
Server object, ASP 0177 (0x800401F3)
Invalid class string
/tg.asp, line 2
Here is my full code:
<%
set myExcel=server.createobject("test.test1")
myExcel.CreateExcel
set myExcel=nothing
%>
Why would the following code execute in VB6 but hang indefinately when
exectuted in an ASP 3.0 page?
Set VLReceive = CreateObject("VLCTI.VLReceive")
This line is invoked in the following context:
<%
Dim VLReceive
Set VLReceive = CreateObject("VLCTI.VLReceive")
Set VLReceive = Nothing
%>
Is it the setup of the virtual directory or something?
I have created a small activex dll to do a background task on my web server. I
fire it off with a set myjob = server.createobject(myactivex) and it runs.
I do not do a set myjob = nothing and so it seems to keep working even after
the initiating session is closed with session.abandon.
Question... what will be the lifetime of this object and is there a way to tell
if it is dead and needs to be reset... after the session is abandoned I no
longer have a reference to it (myjob)
I have created one ActiveX DLL in VB that has one public function
("GetClientCPUID") which will return a string of the CPUID. I want to use
this to get the clients CPUID and retuern to webserver. I am new to using
activeX in client side.
In Asp how can I send this ActiveX to client browser? (I will instruct my
users to allow this activeX). Is there a way I will execute this activeX in
clients PC and get the return value and return to the server for my
processing? Please suggest the ways that I can do this.
Also suggest what are the situations that I should know before I proceed. I
think there will might a issue when I upgrade the activeX and the client
those are using the current one may face problem so I think I will need a
way to uninstall the register the new one. Code:
Does anyone know where I can find any good documentation using ActiveX scripting with asp and vbscript? How is ActiveX scripting different than using ADO (ActiveX Data Objects)?
View Replies View RelatedI have asp page which is using activex exe component ...how can I debug from asp page to the component...I am using visual basic to create my activex component.
View Replies View RelatedWas running my ASP app no problem on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine with IIS, dragged a copy my app folder and put it on another Windows XP Pro SP2 machine with IIS and I get the below problem:
Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A01AD)
ActiveX component can't create object: 'Scripting.FileSystemObject'
/asp/forms.asp, line 497
I can run old copies of this app folder no problems so what has happened since I dragged a copy from one machine to another?
I can call a method of an ActiveX control via javascript but I also need to go the other way and call a javascript (or vbscript) function from within the ActiveX control.
I'm thinking the control must issue an event and javascript must listen for that event? Am I on the right track? Where can I learn about how to do it?
I get the following warning when i receive a mail send from Asp:
""Your current settings prohibit running ActiveX contros on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly.""
i want to avoid getting this message what can i do for it.
I´m using IIS 5 on Windows XP. When trying to send a mail using 'CDONTS.NewMail', I get this error message : ActiveX component can't create object: 'CDONTS.NewMail' .
View Replies View RelatedIs it possible to have one instance of an ActiveX control for all pages in a web application (written using ASP)? There are about 20 pages in that application and I would like to have one instance of the control to be shared among all pages without destroying and creating the one while browsing through pages.
View Replies View RelatedIn the ASP code given below, ActiveXUserChartCtrl.UserChartCtrl is an ActiveX control (.ocx) created in VB 6.0. But, upon using that control to display in the following ASP page, I am getting a "type mismatch error" in the line of the method call to ShowGraph(), but all the parameters are matching. The method ShowGraph() in the ActiveX control has the following signature:
Public Function ShowGraph(ByVal numLow As Long, ByVal numHigh As Long, ByVal TodaysOpening As Integer, ByVal PDayClosing As Integer, arrData(), arrBarchart(), ByVal strEquity As String)Code:
In an ASP page, I get the above error which is Error number 429. I have 2 seperate webs.
1 web you must log on. It creates an object by getting DLL just fine. This works great.
The other web is open to the public, no login. The same web page gets the above error message.
How can I have an Public web page to create an object, which is my DLL?
How do you call ActiveX objects written in C# (.NET iow) from ASP not ASP.NET? Windows CE's webserver does not support ASP.NET only regular ASP.
View Replies View Related