Windows.Forms control in www
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Hi, Is there any way how to insert class derived from
Windows.Forms.UserControl(orControl) to Web page ? I am not talking about Asp.Net and i do not want to use it. (Asp.Net is great but i need to react to users input very fast without downloading web page again) I mean something like inserting (ActiveX conctol or Java applet) in the Web page. (I do not need to install this from web - everybody who will enter this page can have installed .Net framework and anything else). :confused: Thanks/* I'm sorry about my english but i hope you can understand this */ -
Hi, Is there any way how to insert class derived from
Windows.Forms.UserControl(orControl) to Web page ? I am not talking about Asp.Net and i do not want to use it. (Asp.Net is great but i need to react to users input very fast without downloading web page again) I mean something like inserting (ActiveX conctol or Java applet) in the Web page. (I do not need to install this from web - everybody who will enter this page can have installed .Net framework and anything else). :confused: Thanks/* I'm sorry about my english but i hope you can understand this */Tomas Petricek wrote: mean something like inserting (ActiveX conctol or Java applet) in the Web page. I suppose you could either go with the Java applet X| or an ActiveX control (which I believe you would probably do in ATL). Does this help. Regardless of whether or not the end user has the .NET Framework or not, this is not required for a client if it is a web page that is being viewed. ActiveX controls download as plugins to the IE browser only. Hope this helps. :) Nick Parker
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Hi, Is there any way how to insert class derived from
Windows.Forms.UserControl(orControl) to Web page ? I am not talking about Asp.Net and i do not want to use it. (Asp.Net is great but i need to react to users input very fast without downloading web page again) I mean something like inserting (ActiveX conctol or Java applet) in the Web page. (I do not need to install this from web - everybody who will enter this page can have installed .Net framework and anything else). :confused: Thanks/* I'm sorry about my english but i hope you can understand this */Yes it is possible, this code should do it (put it on your web page)
This requires that you create a class library and put the control named
myClassin it.myCtlis a client side name so you can manipulate the control with script.HTH,
James
Sig code stolen from David Wulff -
Yes it is possible, this code should do it (put it on your web page)
This requires that you create a class library and put the control named
myClassin it.myCtlis a client side name so you can manipulate the control with script.HTH,
James
Sig code stolen from David WulffWow ;P This is exactly what i wanted Than you :-D
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Yes it is possible, this code should do it (put it on your web page)
This requires that you create a class library and put the control named
myClassin it.myCtlis a client side name so you can manipulate the control with script.HTH,
James
Sig code stolen from David WulffI like this!;P But i have another little problem with this: I don't know how to handle events of this control. i know how to change properties of this using <param>:
<param name="Text" value="ButtonText">or using JavaScript:myCtl.Text='NewBtnTex';But i do not know if i can handle events and (if it is possible) how to do it :confused: Thank you:) -
Hi, Is there any way how to insert class derived from
Windows.Forms.UserControl(orControl) to Web page ? I am not talking about Asp.Net and i do not want to use it. (Asp.Net is great but i need to react to users input very fast without downloading web page again) I mean something like inserting (ActiveX conctol or Java applet) in the Web page. (I do not need to install this from web - everybody who will enter this page can have installed .Net framework and anything else). :confused: Thanks/* I'm sorry about my english but i hope you can understand this */Google for "SimpleControl". Then google for "Chris Sells", because he's written a few articles on this subject (MSDN and MSDN magazine) Also look at http://www.sellsbrothers.com/wahoo[^], Make sure you know something about .Net code access security, permissions and codegroups, because you're gonna see security permission exceptions... VictorV