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tried calling these programs using programname.ext?variable1=<wbr />xxx&amp;variab<wbr />le2=yyy?<br />

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tried calling these programs using programname.ext?variable1=xxx&variable2=yyy?


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Thanks for the answer. I have tried to implement it in my webpage and in my activex.exe, but somehow I did not succeed. Could you send &nbsp;me some sample code of a complete webpage in which it does work (for instance with an Office-class or any other common class).<br />
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thanks<br />
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Thanks for the answer. I have tried to implement it in my webpage and in my activex.exe, but somehow I did not succeed. Could you send  me some sample code of a complete webpage in which it does work (for instance with an Office-class or any other common class).

thanks



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Hello,<br />
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I would like to supply an activex-dll/exe on a web-page &nbsp;with command-line parameters. I have experimented with the tag param name on the HTML-page, but this has not yielded any result. I'm creating the activex-dll/exe with Visual Basic 5, but i'm not sure which components I have to include with my project (class modules or userdocuments or just modules/forms) in order to obtain these param name - values . <br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
<br />
Bas Pronk
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Hello,


I would like to supply an activex-dll/exe on a web-page  with command-line parameters. I have experimented with the tag param name on the HTML-page, but this has not yielded any result. I'm creating the activex-dll/exe with Visual Basic 5, but i'm not sure which components I have to include with my project (class modules or userdocuments or just modules/forms) in order to obtain these param name - values . 

Thanks in advance,

Bas Pronk

command line argument for activex-dll/exe

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.