I have an ActiveX grid control on one of my web pages that fires events when cells need updating. Is there a way to specify an event handler in JavaScript for these events? I've found plenty of examples of how to do it using vbscript but nothing for JavaScript. For example in vbscript if you want to add an event handler for an ActiveX object with an id called 'Grid' and an event called 'UpdateCell' then it seems you just create a subroutine called Grid_UpdateCell() on the page containing the object. Is there a way to do something similar in JavaScript? Regards Martin

I have an MFC based dialog application that contains a DHTML ActiveX control. I want to be able to pass an XML string to the control and have the XML displayed in the control. Does anyone know if there is a way to do this? I have tried passing an XML string to the control using the CDHTMLEdit::SetDocumentHTML() method but it does not work. It will only correctly display HTML strings. Due to my lack of success with the DHTML control I decided to replace the control with the Microsoft Web Browser ActiveX control to see if I could load XML strings into this control. I eventually got this to work ok but only after saving the XML to a file on the harddrive and then calling CWebBrowser2::Navigate(), passing the Navigate method the name of the file just saved. Even though this works I would prefer to be able to pass the XML as a string straight into the control without having to save the xml to disk first. On the MSDN website there is some example code which shows how to load HTML content directly from a stream into the WebBrowser control. This does not work though with XML. Does anyone know why? Martin Hinchy

I have an MFC based dialog application that contains a DHTML ActiveX control. I want to be able to pass an XML string to the control and have the XML displayed in the control. Does anyone know if there is a way to do this? I have tried passing an XML string to the control using the CDHTMLEdit::SetDocumentHTML() method but it does not work. It will only correctly display HTML strings. Due to my lack of success with the DHTML control I decided to replace the control with the Microsoft Web Browser ActiveX control to see if I could load XML strings into this control. I eventually got this to work ok but only after saving the XML to a file on the harddrive and then calling CWebBrowser2::Navigate(), passing the Navigate method the name of the file just saved. Even though this works I would prefer to be able to pass the XML as a string straight into the control without having to save the xml to disk first. On the MSDN website there is some example code which shows how to load HTML content directly from a stream into the WebBrowser control. This does not work though with XML. Does anyone know why? Martin Hinchy