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2 Jun 2005 12:14 PM
Dale
I was wondering if there was anyway to run a VB Form with a Multipage on a
website.  And if so how do you do that.

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2 Jun 2005 12:51 PM
Larry Serflaten
"Dale" <D***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> I was wondering if there was anyway to run a VB Form with a Multipage on a
> website.  And if so how do you do that.

Not quite.  Even if you could call one up, a VB Form would require that the
VB runtimes be installed.  Something you just can't count on over the web.

ActiveX controls were supposed to help you do that sort of work.  But with
the mess that's been made trying to deal with security, you may want to look
elsewhere, anyway....

(That is just my own opinion, and you may find opinions vary....)
LFS
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2 Jun 2005 3:12 PM
Veign
Adding to Larry;

The only way you could possibly is to convert the project to an ActiveX
Document.  I would highly recommend staying away from this for any type of
public website as the browser must be IE for it to work.  ActiveX Documents
is one of those things that never really caught on and only had three
allowed containers; IE, VB IDE, and MS Binder.

So, unless this was going to be in a very controlled environment your best
to re-write in ASP / ASP.NET.

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"Dale" <D***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I was wondering if there was anyway to run a VB Form with a Multipage on a
> website.  And if so how do you do that.
Author
2 Jun 2005 3:25 PM
Joel Whitehouse
Veign wrote:

> So, unless this was going to be in a very controlled environment your best
> to re-write in ASP / ASP.NET.
>

Agreed.
Author
2 Jun 2005 4:01 PM
Dale
Thanks really appreciate it.
Dale

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"Joel Whitehouse" wrote:

> Veign wrote:
>
> > So, unless this was going to be in a very controlled environment your best
> > to re-write in ASP / ASP.NET.
> >
>
> Agreed.
>