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It's programed in .NET (as you have guessed). The machine does have the .NET framework. I don't think there is a problem with the go() method, since it runs fine when VS.NET2003 is installed on that machine! This is a strange one. Nai

I'm experiencing some strange behaviour with HTML embedded controls. I use the following code: <object id=myControl classid=http://server/share/MyControl.dll#MyControl.usercontrol></object> <input type='button' name='go' onclick='RunControl()' Value='Submit'> <script language="JavaScript">...

I'm experiencing some strange behaviour with HTML embedded controls. I use the following code: <object id=myControl classid=http://server/share/MyControl.dll#MyControl.usercontrol></object> <input type='button' name='go' onclick='RunControl()' Value='Submit'> <script language="JavaScript">...

OK, problem solved. It turns out that my Intranet Security Zone settings were set to disable signed/un-signed .NET contorls from being downloaded/executed. Once I enabled them, the control works beautifuly. Thanks all for your help. NaiDanac

OK, problem solved. It turns out that my Intranet Security Zone settings were set to disable signed/un-signed .NET contorls from being downloaded/executed. Once I enabled them, the control works beautifuly. Thanks all for your help. NaiDanac

I tried: <object id=Mycontrol classid=http://myserver/myshare/control.dll#control.control1 width="100" height="100"></object> but that didn't work either!

Any idea how I can test the sizing contraints?

I'm getting some unusal behaviour now! I have built a simple usercontrol in visual studio.net. I then embedded the usercontrol on a web page that is part of my intranet. When I navigate to that web page from an XP machine, the usercontrol downloads to my machine correctly. On the NT machine...

Thanks again Rick. I'm getting some unusal behaviour now! On the NT machine, I've installed the .NET framework, and tried to test my embedded usercontrol. I was surprised that I still can't see it when it comes down! I included it on the html page using: <object id=Mycontrol...

Thanks Rick. That explains why it would work on my XP machine (which has the .NET platform), but not on the NT machine (without the .NET platform). Do you think it would be better to then develop in VB 6 instead (if I don't want to force users to install the framework?) Thanks for your help

I built a user control using VB.NET and have successufly embeded it on web page (Intranet). When I visit that web page using a machine that does not have the .NET framework installed, it doesn't work. Can .NET usercontrols run without the .NET framework being installed? Thank you

Today I finished creating a user control in VB.NET that I intend on embedding in web pages. It allows users to send email from a web page using their local Lotus Notes client (as opposed to the traditional SMTP way). Any way, the user control works beautifuly when run from a windows...

Accessing the Internet Explorer Document Object Model from ActiveX (Visual Basic.NET). I built an usercontrol in visual basic.net that I managed to include on a webpage using <object></object> I don't know however how I can access some of the elements on the html web page and read it into my...

I have a VB.NET application that I would like to make as a component that I can embed in a web page! What should I be using: ActiveX, OCX, UserContls???? Where can I get more info? (Please be specific) Thank you

Hello all, I have a vb.net application that I've built. I would like to know how I can make it into a component that can be called from a web page. I never did this before, but I've been reading some stuff about ActiveX and COM, and I think that's the way I need to go... Can that be...

Hello all, I have a vb.net application that I've built. I would like to know how I can make it into a component that can be called from a web page. I never did this before, but I've been reading some stuff about ActiveX and COM, and I think that's the way I need to go... Can someone...

chiph, how can I do that? Thanks

We're experiencing some trouble with Visual Sourcesafe 6.0 and Visual Studio.net. We've got three WinNT workstations (development machines), and one Win2K server. The server/client have Visual Sourcesafe installed. We are able to check in/out files correctly, however we are noticing that...

We're experiencing some trouble with Visual Sourcesafe 6.0 and Visual Studio.net. We've got three WinNT workstations (development machines), and one Win2K server. The server/client have Visual Sourcesafe installed. We are able to check in/out files correctly, however we are noticing that...