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GetDataFromWindow/SendDataToWindow in VB?

I'm using a scripting language that has these methods:

GetDataFromWindow(strWndTitle,intControlID,objVar, wndClass)

strWndTitle: A string that contains the window title to get data from.
intControlID: a numerical ID of the target control in the window to get
data from.
objVar: a variable that will contain the data received from the window
control.
wndClass: The window class name. If the window title is empty, the
command uses the class name to search for the target window.

SendDataToWindow basically does the same thing except allowing you to
write data to controls in the target window.

Is there any way to accomplish this with VB?

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Dec 27 '06 #1
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nope.. vb.net doesn't scripting languages

I've seen documentation from MS Press than VB.net can't use VbScript
clientside for DHTML

-Aaron
Terry Olsen wrote:
I'm using a scripting language that has these methods:

GetDataFromWindow(strWndTitle,intControlID,objVar, wndClass)

strWndTitle: A string that contains the window title to get data from.
intControlID: a numerical ID of the target control in the window to get
data from.
objVar: a variable that will contain the data received from the window
control.
wndClass: The window class name. If the window title is empty, the
command uses the class name to search for the target window.

SendDataToWindow basically does the same thing except allowing you to
write data to controls in the target window.

Is there any way to accomplish this with VB?

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Dec 28 '06 #2

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