I have the need to be able to access the IE5+ favorites
menu, read the title and URL for each shortcut so I can
render the person's favorites list on a web page.
The project I'm working on is written is C#, and is web
based. I had hoped there was a URL property or something
I could use in the System.IO class, but no such luck, and
websites aren't very clear on the steps or even if its at
all possible.
Again, basically want to read persons favorites list
programmatically and display them on a web page, with no
client side dependencies.
Any help would be appreciated.
JP 5 2777
Bad news, you cannot access the favorite programmatically from the server,
just like the server cannot access the client's disk drive. You will have
to implement this using some client code.
"JP" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:03****************************@phx.gbl... I have the need to be able to access the IE5+ favorites menu, read the title and URL for each shortcut so I can render the person's favorites list on a web page.
The project I'm working on is written is C#, and is web based. I had hoped there was a URL property or something I could use in the System.IO class, but no such luck, and websites aren't very clear on the steps or even if its at all possible. Again, basically want to read persons favorites list programmatically and display them on a web page, with no client side dependencies.
Any help would be appreciated.
JP
By the way, think of the privacy concerns if any server could read the list
of favorites.
"Peter Rilling" <pe***@nospam.rilling.net> wrote in message
news:ev**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Bad news, you cannot access the favorite programmatically from the server, just like the server cannot access the client's disk drive. You will have to implement this using some client code.
"JP" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:03****************************@phx.gbl... I have the need to be able to access the IE5+ favorites menu, read the title and URL for each shortcut so I can render the person's favorites list on a web page.
The project I'm working on is written is C#, and is web based. I had hoped there was a URL property or something I could use in the System.IO class, but no such luck, and websites aren't very clear on the steps or even if its at all possible. Again, basically want to read persons favorites list programmatically and display them on a web page, with no client side dependencies.
Any help would be appreciated.
JP
The application is for internal use only on a private
network. We contol all the PC anyway.
Suppose I could use Java/VB script (all our cients are
required to be IE). But Im not sure of the process?
Any idea -----Original Message----- I have the need to be able to access the IE5+ favorites menu, read the title and URL for each shortcut so I can render the person's favorites list on a web page.
The project I'm working on is written is C#, and is web based. I had hoped there was a URL property or something I could use in the System.IO class, but no such luck,
andwebsites aren't very clear on the steps or even if its
atall possible. Again, basically want to read persons favorites list programmatically and display them on a web page, with no client side dependencies.
Any help would be appreciated.
JP
.
Favorites are just .lnk files in a favoraites folder. just code normal file
handling
"JP" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:00****************************@phx.gbl... The application is for internal use only on a private network. We contol all the PC anyway.
Suppose I could use Java/VB script (all our cients are required to be IE). But Im not sure of the process?
Any idea-----Original Message----- I have the need to be able to access the IE5+ favorites menu, read the title and URL for each shortcut so I can render the person's favorites list on a web page.
The project I'm working on is written is C#, and is web based. I had hoped there was a URL property or something I could use in the System.IO class, but no such luck, andwebsites aren't very clear on the steps or even if its atall possible. Again, basically want to read persons favorites list programmatically and display them on a web page, with no client side dependencies.
Any help would be appreciated.
JP
.
I take back some of what I said. It still may not be totally effortless,
but you might look into using the client-side method ImportExportFavorites .
Looks like this might export the favorites to the server via a post. One
way to solve your problem, if this works, might be to send some script to
the client to export the favorites. Then post the information back to the
server which will render the contents.
However you do it though, you will probably need to go through the client to
get the information.
"JP" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:00****************************@phx.gbl... The application is for internal use only on a private network. We contol all the PC anyway.
Suppose I could use Java/VB script (all our cients are required to be IE). But Im not sure of the process?
Any idea-----Original Message----- I have the need to be able to access the IE5+ favorites menu, read the title and URL for each shortcut so I can render the person's favorites list on a web page.
The project I'm working on is written is C#, and is web based. I had hoped there was a URL property or something I could use in the System.IO class, but no such luck, andwebsites aren't very clear on the steps or even if its atall possible. Again, basically want to read persons favorites list programmatically and display them on a web page, with no client side dependencies.
Any help would be appreciated.
JP
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