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ActiveX Events caught in HTML document
I have created an ActiveX control for embedding in a HTML document using VC++.
The control is working well. My problem is that I wish to generate an event in the control which is caught by the browser/html page and activates a VBScript or Javascript function defined within that page.
Using the VC++ class wizard, i have created a custom event which is fired by the control under certain circumstances.
How can i map this event to a VBScript of Javascript function?
I have tried using a standard ActiveX event (eg FireClick) and catching it with an <OBJECT> tag "onClick" property, but this does not seem to work.
Alternatively, is there a C++ function/method available to my ActiveX control which enables me to re-direct the browser to another URL (ala AppletContext functions in java).
please help!
many thanks,
Brendan.
The control is working well. My problem is that I wish to generate an event in the control which is caught by the browser/html page and activates a VBScript or Javascript function defined within that page.
Using the VC++ class wizard, i have created a custom event which is fired by the control under certain circumstances.
How can i map this event to a VBScript of Javascript function?
I have tried using a standard ActiveX event (eg FireClick) and catching it with an <OBJECT> tag "onClick" property, but this does not seem to work.
Alternatively, is there a C++ function/method available to my ActiveX control which enables me to re-direct the browser to another URL (ala AppletContext functions in java).
please help!
many thanks,
Brendan.
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