This would work if I were working in VFP to control the page. I need be able control the agent from client side scripting within the ASP.net page itself.


>Fred,
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>You should be able to set/get the .value property of the control. Does this sample code help?
>
>

>oIE = createobject( "internetexplorer.application" )
>oIE.Visible = .t.
>oIE.Navigate( "www.google.com" )
>do while oie.Busy()
>  doevents
>enddo
>loDoc = oIE.Document && get the Document object
>loForm = loDoc.forms(0) && get the first form object
>loForm.Item(3).Value = "foxpro" && this is the field for the search string
>loform.Submit() && submit the form
>
>you can use code like to find the items of a form:
>
>* explore the form items
>
>for i = 0 to loForm.Length-1
>  ? i, loForm.Item(i).Name, loForm.Item(i).Value
>endfor
>
>You can also access the items by their names:
>
>loItem = loForm.item( "q" )
>loItem.value = "this is so cool"
>

>
>
>>Okay, basically I need to control a Microsoft agent in an ASP.net/C# page. I can load the agent without any problems and get it to read some text. But I want the text that is read to be a value from a database. The agent has to run on the client. Therefore, I need to read the value of the control in the body of the HTML code.