Mike
In addition to what Vlad wrote, i remember reading a month ago an article wrotten by Rick Strahl ( i just don't remember where :-( ), about how to create graphic charts on the web. You might want to drop Rick a line and ask him.
Also, i don't think you will have any problem running an ActiveX control inside a Web page inside a VFP form, and in order to access the control i think you should use the DOM ( through Document property of the Web control object )

Cheers,
Jaime

>Hi All,
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>I've been experimenting with the web browser activex control inside a VFP6.0 form with some success. I know very little about authoring web pages but have managed to create some simple ones and I can navigate to them from within my VFP form.
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>Jump ahead several light years...
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>What I want to do now is put an activex control (web office control?) inside one of my web pages to display a chart. I know its possible to put activex controls in a web page. At least I've read that its doable. My question is, once the activex control is in my web page, how do I go about accessing that control (setting properties, calling methods, etc) from VFP. I'm referring to an activex control within a browser activex control sitting in a VFP form!
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>Ultimately, what I'm after is the ability to show some data in a DBF as a chart within a web page. I've seen the capability of creating a GIF image that is put into the web page but I want to allow the user to interact with the chart (if possible)
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>I'm open to any suggestions and/or comments
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>TIA
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>Mike.