Use Internet Explorer to send remote popups
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Hi there, I will like to enquire some information on this. I have 2 scenarios: 1st: I had seen an existing web application program written by a developer in my company. But that the developer had left the company before I joined. Basically this web program has a gridview. Each connected to the system will have an IP address, based on the senior the program called some IE 5 or 6 API to get the IP address of each connected users and then send them a popup message. Just like netsend but instead through IE. Something like that? Any idea how I can accomlish this in IE 6 and 7? Probably somewhere I can get started with. 2nd: Basically this web program is functional until the new customers has a proxy server. WIth this proxy server enabled, whatever workable in 1st scenario no longer works here. Is there any alternative to overcome this? I am sure this is workable for the 1st scenario as I had seen it working. But I am not sure how that developer gets it to work. I had researched but I was not so sure what keywords to start with. Can anyone provide me some assistance here? I am using ASP.NET 2.0 for web development and my target browsers are IE6 and 7. Thanks. Regards, Chua Wen Ching
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Hi there, I will like to enquire some information on this. I have 2 scenarios: 1st: I had seen an existing web application program written by a developer in my company. But that the developer had left the company before I joined. Basically this web program has a gridview. Each connected to the system will have an IP address, based on the senior the program called some IE 5 or 6 API to get the IP address of each connected users and then send them a popup message. Just like netsend but instead through IE. Something like that? Any idea how I can accomlish this in IE 6 and 7? Probably somewhere I can get started with. 2nd: Basically this web program is functional until the new customers has a proxy server. WIth this proxy server enabled, whatever workable in 1st scenario no longer works here. Is there any alternative to overcome this? I am sure this is workable for the 1st scenario as I had seen it working. But I am not sure how that developer gets it to work. I had researched but I was not so sure what keywords to start with. Can anyone provide me some assistance here? I am using ASP.NET 2.0 for web development and my target browsers are IE6 and 7. Thanks. Regards, Chua Wen Ching
With proxy, it always gives a single IP. How about a sessionCookie?
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With proxy, it always gives a single IP. How about a sessionCookie?
Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips
Hi, thanks for the reply. How to use sessionCookie on such scenario? Can you assist me further? The way I see sessionCookie is more like a lightweight repository storing data. How can it be used to send remote popups to all my users in the intranet with proxy enabled? Thanks.
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