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20/04/2000 18:15:46
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Internet applications
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00359330
Message ID:
00362074
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>>FWIW, I have never tried this because it doesn't make any sense to me, for the same reasons that ActiveDocuments don't make sense: If your browser application requires components to be installed on the client machine, what is the advantage to using a browser interface at all? Why not build a VFP interface?
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>That makes sense only if the component you're trying to run is a VFP component. But what if it's a lightweight ATL component like Bill's trying to use?

So? What's the difference? It's still a component that requires installing previous to running the page.


>CreateObject is a bad choice for a script, but you can use the < OBJECT > tag and have it pull the object and associated CAB if necessary down for you dynamically inclduing version checks.

Yup. That's what I recommended in my first reply to this thread. But that is a little tougher to get worked out than a simple CREATEOBJECT().
Erik Moore
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