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I have a web application which extensively uses Windows Common Controls ActiveX controls for User Interface. These mainly include Listview, Treeview, Common Dialog etc. With these controls I get very good performance in load times and also these controls...
Started by Ajay Singh on
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It is possible for the Silverlight application frameworks on the clients it would suggest that you have significant control of the client machines.
That could be a simple wrapper around a control.
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I am creating an ATL 8.0 based ActiveX control in C++ using Visual Studio 2008. I need to create a sub-window and attach it to the ActiveX control.
How do I get access to the HWND that is owned by the ActiveX control?
Which ATL function can I override...
Started by Ashley Davis on
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If ActiveX allows....
The ActiveX control[Full Disclosure]: I'm not that familiar with ActiveX or ATL, but I hope this is at least somewhat helpful.
Own interface (to address Brians assumption), but that likely won't help here .
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Hi guys, simple question:How I control my activex is installed on the client?
Started by jadeWarlord on
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If the creation fails, then the activex control"> var p; try { p = new ActiveXObject('your activex control name'); } catch (e) { alert as 'your activex control....
The main way is to try creating an instance of it .
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I have a VB6 application that I don't have source code. This application uses third-party ActiveX controls. I want to automate these ActiveX controls. Is it possible to get the IUnknowns or Object references? For some of these, I can get the underlying...
Started by Tommy Hui on
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Are these ActiveX controls in a separate DLL? If so.
Suggestions especially about sending WM_XXX messages.
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Using my tool (vb.net) I am able to count Activex controls present in a access DB Form. Is it possible to bifurcate the controls? i.e. I want to count activex controls separately.
e.g. If there are total 10 Activex Controls, out of which 5 are calender...
Started by Suman on
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I know this is available to the Control class in Access itself, but I'm not sure about = "AX2Controls.wsAX2Text" then iAX2Text....
That should give you enough information to determine what type it is .
Your control should have a Class property.
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We have some dynamic HTML pages which include an <OBJECT> tag that instantiates an ActiveX control. The user may then navigate to another page, which contains an <OBJECT> tag that points to a newer version of the ActiveX control.
IE will download...
Started by Ori Pessach on
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If you didn't try tho....
This might get you to kill the DOM element that your ActiveX control lives in? If you do this, IE will tell the control.
And then respond with S_OK in DllCanUnloadNow() in your ActiveX control.
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I'm creating a C#.Net application which I want to be able to compile for "All CPUs". I also want to include a specific ActiveX control in the UI of this app, but the ActiveX control I'm trying to use does not support 32 bit. Is there some trick or work...
Started by Eric on
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You have to run the ActiveX control in a separate 32-bit process option starts sounding attractive?
Unless the ActiveX component has a 64 bit version, you cannot use it in your 64 bit application....
Depending on the actual component.
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How do I make an activeX control in a C# library project and then reference it in another ASP.NET wet site project?
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Distributing an ActiveX control (for IEHi Igor,
If you're using C#/.NET to build your control and consuming it from ASP.NET you would get, bypassing ActiveX altogether....
Access the certificate store?" I can't find anything, though...
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How does IE register ActiveX controls for use in the browser?
Does it just run regsvr32 for the DLL?
Started by ChristianLinnell on
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There is a helper service that can do the registration of controls on behalf....
ActiveX controls are composed of a file on disk, typically a .DLL file, and some users cannot install ActiveX controls.
Call the regsvr.exe.
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Hi Techies,
In my a web application, I have a part to invoke an activex control .The Activex control is available in all the client PCs who are accessing my web application from web server. But When trying to run this ActiveX control from the browser ...
Started by Shyju on
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But, essentially, ActiveX isn't very secure and these problems always pop up when you choose ActiveX....
You can digitally sign your ActiveX so.
Messages from LI(Low Intergirty) to HI process etc.
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