Once again thanks Sergey,

If that's the case do you know of a way to programatically disable an activeX Windows warning dialogue produced by IE. It's just an OK dialogue.

I can catch the 'busy' returned by IE, do a stop and quit, but it still leaves the dialogue and IE open on the desktop, but program will keep running.

Regards
Doug Johnston


>You cannot. Quoting: "Gecko is a very powerful set of APIs implemented in XPCOM (COM-like) set of interfaces. Unfortunately, it is only suitable for C++ and has a steep learning curve that may not appeal to some".
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>>Thanks for the reply Sergey, however, I was looking for something like this but using Firefox...
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>>loIE = CREATEOBJECT("InternetExplorer.Application")
>>loIE.WIDTH = 400
>>loIE.HEIGHT = 300
>>loIE.VISIBLE = .T.
>>liSuccess = loIE.NAVIGATE(TRIM(sites.url))
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>>...but can't seem to find any information.
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>>>There's Mozilla ActiveX Control at http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/control.htm
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>>>>Has anyone got any pointers for automating Firefox browser. I am OK with Internet Explorer, but would like to open, navigate, wait whiel busy etc.