Thanks, Bob!
Do you know of other ways (or other Chart products) where I can change property settings on a chart object?

>You cannot call an ASP page from FoxISAPI, just as you cannot have ASP call a FoxISAPI page. Only one pre-processor is allowed. The web server will pass off the request to only one recorded system, either the asp.dll or the foxisapi dll. I suppose you could use a response.redirect call from FoxISAPI.
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>In either ASP or FoxISAPI code, a response.redirect sends a header to the browser telling it what page to request, and the browser then dutifully requests that page (causes a needless round-trip which is fixed with Server.Execute available with IIS5). This way you could have the FoxISAPI page send a redirect to an ASP page. This is kludgy because you can have issues with session variables (if you log into a FoxISAPI session, that same login is not available in the ASP session, etc.)
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>>Hello,
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>>I have developed a working FoxISAPI server that returns HTML, but to include my ActiveX component, it must be generated in an Active Server Page.
>>The way the object works is this: You specify the property settings (columns, style, values, etc...) within the ASP code, and upon processing (the .asp document), the chart data is written to a temp file, which is used when the object is created in the OBJECT tag of the new HTML file.
>>I have tried one thing that works, but it seems "kludgey": My server writes the .asp file, and then returns an .html file with a hyperlink to it. I can't help but feel that there's a better way (especially since I'm very new to all this)
>>Any ideas?
>>Thanks!
>>Mark