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Use the Windows API CreateProcess to launch your browser with the java script name in the command line parameter. <br />

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Use the Windows API CreateProcess to launch your browser with the java script name in the command line parameter.


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Found an easier way. Use the shell command:<br />
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Shell &quot;C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Iexplore.exe C:\test\JS Test.htm&quot;<br />
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The first part is the path to the browser: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Iexplore.exe<br />
The second part is the path to the script file: C:\test\JS Test.htm<br />
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Found an easier way. Use the shell command:

Shell "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Iexplore.exe C:\test\JS Test.htm"

The first part is the path to the browser: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Iexplore.exe
The second part is the path to the script file: C:\test\JS Test.htm
 

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I think we are going in circles. Let me see if I can explain it a little better.<br />
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I have a page that has some javascript and an activex control, I want this active x control to call the javascript that is on the page with it, not open another browser window with in the active x control. <br />
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I think we are going in circles. Let me see if I can explain it a little better.

I have a page that has some javascript and an activex control, I want this active x control to call the javascript that is on the page with it, not open another browser window with in the active x control.



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Ok I am a little rusty on VB6 because I have spent too much time in .net.<br />
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So my question is how can I call some javascript from a vb6 active x control that is placed on a page?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Jonathan
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Ok I am a little rusty on VB6 because I have spent too much time in .net.

So my question is how can I call some javascript from a vb6 active x control that is placed on a page?

Thanks,

Jonathan

Call Javascript from VB6 Active X control

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