How to warn a client that he has no Framework installed

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Crirus

Hi
I have an ActiveX embedded in html...
There is a way to put a placeholder there that warn the user to instal
Framework in case the ActiveX cant run?

Thanks,
Crirus
 
more asp questions! ummmph!

one option is to include the object/codebase/cslid to point to the .net
cabs. when your page loads, you can use javascript/vbscript to try and
create your activex object...if it is nothing, you can assume they didn't
have the framework, or that they cancelled installing it or your activex
from the cabs, and you can provide the appropriate html/textual warning on
the page that both are required to make use of the site.

hth,

steve

please look for an *aspnet* ng. for better, more thorough answers than the
above...it's also much more polite. thanks.


| Hi
| I have an ActiveX embedded in html...
| There is a way to put a placeholder there that warn the user to instal
| Framework in case the ActiveX cant run?
|
| Thanks,
| Crirus
|
|
 
Hi Steve!

More with Html than asp...I dont want to use any asp here
Anyway, can you give a few more details on your ideea?

Thanks for your time,
Cris
 
Hi Steve,
please look for an *aspnet* ng. for better, more thorough answers than the
above...it's also much more polite. thanks.
Click to expand...
I found your answer very polite

Let's try to do it in that way, and not compare to others.

:-)

Cor
 
i agree...btw, the reference to the code "above" was the lame attempt at the
solution i was giving...in case there was confusion there. i certainly have
a lot to learn about vb.net...so you'll rarely see me comparing my own
"solution" with someones else's anyway...there's just to big a likelyhood
that mine reeeeeaaaally sucks in light of others. ;^)

cheers.

steve


| Hi Steve,
| >
| > please look for an *aspnet* ng. for better, more thorough answers than
the
| > above...it's also much more polite. thanks.
| >
| I found your answer very polite
|
| Let's try to do it in that way, and not compare to others.
|
| :-)
|
| Cor
|
|
 
i would, but that would be "feeding the bears"...please try the asp.net ng.

steve

| Hi Steve!
|
| More with Html than asp...I dont want to use any asp here
| Anyway, can you give a few more details on your ideea?
|
| Thanks for your time,
| Cris
|
|
| | > more asp questions! ummmph!
| >
| > one option is to include the object/codebase/cslid to point to the .net
| > cabs. when your page loads, you can use javascript/vbscript to try and
| > create your activex object...if it is nothing, you can assume they
didn't
| > have the framework, or that they cancelled installing it or your activex
| > from the cabs, and you can provide the appropriate html/textual warning
on
| > the page that both are required to make use of the site.
| >
| > hth,
| >
| > steve
| >
| > please look for an *aspnet* ng. for better, more thorough answers than
the
| > above...it's also much more polite. thanks.
| >
| >
| > | > | Hi
| > | I have an ActiveX embedded in html...
| > | There is a way to put a placeholder there that warn the user to instal
| > | Framework in case the ActiveX cant run?
| > |
| > | Thanks,
| > | Crirus
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
|
|
 
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