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Has anyone found anything to answer this yet? I myself have been searching and still can't figure it out...
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I still do not see any examples of anyone passing a command line parameter to the application to be run.
Please, just use my example and make it work from an .HTA file (I guess... if you have another way of doing it, by all means, post.)
Thanks guys
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Ok.. i've looked at the examples and all.. but I can't seem to get this to do what I want it to...
here's the example of how I would do it in VB
x = Shell("c:\windows\Explorer.exe c:\windows\system32", vbNormalFocus)
As you can see, I'm opening...
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Making a script run slower (on purpose)...
IS there a way in ASP to make the script pause?
I know how to do this in JavaScript, but not ASP....
Basically, I want one line of code to run, then the next line of code will run 1 second later...
Any ideas?
~Quack
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Hehehe .. no, not being really impatient... just that no one had even read the post ....
Anywho... I need a proper example.. one that will take a variable (which holds a string) and copy it to the clipboard.
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Placing text on the clip board...
Is there a way to take some text (predefined in a string) and place it on the clip board?
example:
<script language="JavaScript">
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var strExample;
strExample = 'this is a string';
//help me from here...
PlaceTextOnClipBoard(strExample);...
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Can you give me an example code?
Just make up a fake application name and pass a parameter to it...
Thanks
~Quack
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That's an option, we would install the html (or whatever) page on the user's computer.
How now brown cow? (sorry... I had to)
let me know
~Quack
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Launching an external application
I'm wondering if it's possible to lauch a file from ASP and pass it a command line parameter...
I'm looking for something similar to the VB SHELL function.
I know the path/name of the application on the user's computer (this is for internal use only)... and I'd like to...
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