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Interfacing VB6 to HTML5
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Visual Basic
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Applications Internet
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For some great controls, look at Wijmo Complete. (www.wijmo.com)

http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?384076-Webbrowser-Control-Tip-and-Examples
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752041%28v=VS.85%29.aspx

>Hello Everybody,
>
>The company that I work for has a flagship product written in Visual Basic 6 that displays
>analog and digital data on circular and linear gauges. These gauges are rather dull in
>appearence and I was given the task of making the interface "pretty".
>
>I scoured the internet for circular and linear gauge activex controls and did not find any
>that I thought were "pretty", however when I scoured the internet for circular and linear
>gauge .NET controls, I found quite a few.
>
>It is my understanding that these .NET controls can only be used with a .NET language like
>VB.NET, but converting our flagship product to VB.NET would not be practical since it has
>many lines of code.
>
>I did some research and found that it would be possible to write a class in VB.NET that
>would have forms that contains these .NET controls and then call this class from Visual Basic 6.
>
>A coworker suggested that I look into HTML5 controls. The idea here is to design the circular or
>linear gauge using some designer that would save the gauge in HTML5 format and then
>reference it with the Web Browser control placed on a form in Visual Basic 6.
>
>I actually magaged to do this.
>
>If I wanted to reference the HTML5 control at run time such as the pointer value, I would have
>to use the Document Object Model.
>
>The question that I have is, has anyone out there ever dome anything like this. I know it is
>possible to display the gauge I created in the Web Browser of Visual Basic 6, but how would I
>reference the Document Object Model?
>
>Can anyone there refer me to any books on this subject?
>
>Can anyone out there recommend some really good HTML5 controls?
>
>Thank you
>
>Gary
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer
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