Make a call to my ActiveX from my webpage.
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Hi! At this time I’m only using the ActiveX technology to publish my MFC application on the net. I’m about to make a call to may webpage like this: http://www.mypage.com?user=bill&password=12345 How may I pass the “user” and the “password” into my ActiveX? All suggestions are helpful. _____________________________ ...and justice for all APe
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Hi! At this time I’m only using the ActiveX technology to publish my MFC application on the net. I’m about to make a call to may webpage like this: http://www.mypage.com?user=bill&password=12345 How may I pass the “user” and the “password” into my ActiveX? All suggestions are helpful. _____________________________ ...and justice for all APe
how do you access your activex object ? is it using the < object > tag ? if so, how about you use the other tags that it can use (i cant remember the syntax) < param user='< %=Request("user")%>' > < param password='< %=Request("password")% > ' > if you instantiate your control server side: < % myActiveX = new ActiveX("MyProg.Id"); myActiveX.User = String(Request("user")); or myActiveX.SetUser(String(Request("user")), String(Request("password"))); % > my script code is in JScript since this is the flavor i prefer, but the same can be achieved using VBScript.
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how do you access your activex object ? is it using the < object > tag ? if so, how about you use the other tags that it can use (i cant remember the syntax) < param user='< %=Request("user")%>' > < param password='< %=Request("password")% > ' > if you instantiate your control server side: < % myActiveX = new ActiveX("MyProg.Id"); myActiveX.User = String(Request("user")); or myActiveX.SetUser(String(Request("user")), String(Request("password"))); % > my script code is in JScript since this is the flavor i prefer, but the same can be achieved using VBScript.
darkbyte wrote: is it using the < object > tag ? if so, how about you use the other tags that it can use (i cant remember the syntax) < param user='< %=Request("user")%>' > < param password='< %=Request("password")% > ' > ------------ I'm using the tag. Should I create a Property or a Method for my ActiveX (I'm using the ClassWizard in Visual Studio C++) How to call any of these metods from the obect tag? Tnx. _____________________________ ...and justice for all APe
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darkbyte wrote: is it using the < object > tag ? if so, how about you use the other tags that it can use (i cant remember the syntax) < param user='< %=Request("user")%>' > < param password='< %=Request("password")% > ' > ------------ I'm using the tag. Should I create a Property or a Method for my ActiveX (I'm using the ClassWizard in Visual Studio C++) How to call any of these metods from the obect tag? Tnx. _____________________________ ...and justice for all APe
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I think that any public property should be available for use in param tags. but i would search any infos regarding < object > tag to see if anything can help. DarkByte
Ok, any idea where to search for tag. I've googled but no solution to my problem... _____________________________ ...and justice for all APe
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Ok, any idea where to search for tag. I've googled but no solution to my problem... _____________________________ ...and justice for all APe