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also look at this PAQ <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20578481/ActiveX-Param.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20578481/ActiveX-Param.html</a><br />
you can use PARAM parameter to retrieve URL - just write your OBJECT tag by using JavaScript dynamically on client side and write your url parameter as current url (Document.location or smth)<br />
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wbr, mo.
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also look at this PAQ https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20578481/ActiveX-Param.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20578481/ActiveX-Param.html]
you can use PARAM parameter to retrieve URL - just write your OBJECT tag by using JavaScript dynamically on client side and write your url parameter as current url (Document.location or smth)

wbr, mo.

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I have create a ActiveX Plugin for Internet Explorer, that will display Tiff files.<br />
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What I need is to extract the web address (e.g. &quot;<a href="http://www.testsite.co.uk/testapps/" rel="ugc">www.testsite.co.uk/testapps/</a>&quot;) from Internet Explorer.<br />
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The idea is as follows:<br />
A user browses my site and clicks on a link that will display a tiff image, as the ActiveX is loading up, the ActiveX extract the web address of the current HTML page.<br />
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Can anyone help please.
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I have create a ActiveX Plugin for Internet Explorer, that will display Tiff files.

What I need is to extract the web address (e.g. "www.testsite.co.uk/testapps/") from Internet Explorer.

The idea is as follows:
A user browses my site and clicks on a link that will display a tiff image, as the ActiveX is loading up, the ActiveX extract the web address of the current HTML page.

Can anyone help please.

Get Web Address when using an ActiveX Plugin

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