Edit HTA file that uses VB Script to run as a website
I have an HTA file that uses VB Script to query active directory. Using Visual Studio 2008, I want to use/convert this code into an ASP page. This will allow people without rights to submit queries without touching ADUC directly.
Common-Group-and-OU-members.txt
Common-Group-and-OU-members.txt
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Excellent... that's what I was afraid of. LOL. Were currently moving towards having a parent page with a list of links to all the script pages. Click the link and the child section of the page displays the intended script website.
Any scripts that are currently standalone need to be setup as a web page. Oh well, I guess I'll be a master at it by the time I'm done.
Any scripts that are currently standalone need to be setup as a web page. Oh well, I guess I'll be a master at it by the time I'm done.
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Granted this is an advanced script, ok... maybe very advanced, if nobody wants to tackle it, (cough) Rob (cough), could someone direct me to a link that would illustrate how to take an existing simple hta file and do this? I'll muddle through the details.
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I gather from the comments that this question was more difficult than could be handled here, or maybe I was completely off base in that this wouldn't be the way to handle this type of problem. Acknowledged and requested a link that would give me better direction to proceed. I felt that considering the comments as to this problems difficulty, that the following suggestions weren't much to go on. They may be 100% spot on, but again I don't have the knowledge to assess it. Awarded A and total points for what help I did get, no one else responded, and that I didn't want to do anything to adversely affect the Experts rating.
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This looks good. I'll check it out.
Thanks again!!
JB
Thanks again!!
JB
I'm estimating this at half a day's work of someone with ASP experience.