| re: Viewing COMDLG32 from an ASP page issues
This is a client side issue. I suggest posting in an ActiveX group or an IE
group. ASP has no use of the common dialog control, since it's a
server-side technology that is interfaceless.
Ray at work
"Mike R" <MR@MR.com> wrote in message
news:138f01c38c06$ee8609c0$a301280a@phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> We have an ASP page that generates a report. We have
> included a button on the page that allows the user to
> save the report as a .csv file. The button makes use of
> the Microsoft Common Dialog Control to display a "Save
> As." dialog. This works perfectly. However once I send
> the code to the client it seems to only work on some of
> their machines and not others. Within the object
> definition on the ASP page I've added the codebase
> attribute and if the control is not present on the client
> machine the user is prompted and the control is
> downloaded from Microsoft. The ActiveX control however
> does not appear to run. I've tried to replicate this
> problem on my machine by changing the IE security
> settings and I receive a message that informs me that my
> setting don't allow ActiveX controls to run etc. On the
> client site there is no message and all the ActiveX
> security settings are set to "allow". I've tried removing
> and re-registering the control but it seems to make no
> difference. The control is definitely being downloaded
> and registered by the codebase attribute but that seems
> to be where it stops.
>
> Thanks[/color]
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