Please read the following document: Using ActiveComport Toolkit with HTML. This document describes how to refer to the ActiveComport library, and how to declare, create and use the object.
ActiveComport > HTML and Javascript
Q3250020: Is it possible to use the component in an HTML page on a PC? Do you have an HTML sample available?
Yes it is possible. There is an online sample that shows how to use the component inside an HTML page.
In this sample, the ActiveComport ActiveX component is downloaded and installed automatically from the following location: www.activexperts.com/files/activcomport/acomport.dll. You get prompted to trust the activexperts.com site. You can customize this HTML sample, and let the ActiveX source point to another location by changing the 'codebase' reference inside this HTML file.
To avoid prompting, please...
ActiveComport > HTML and Javascript
Q3250025: We are using the component within HTML/JavaScript code. The browser is Internet Explorer 6.
Each time the ActiveX control is loaded by the browser, a security warning is displayed. Have you any suggestion to avoid this message?
There are basically three ways to avoid prompting:
Add the website that hosts the ActiveX component to the trusted sites of all Internet Explorers.
This would need some automatic configuration on your LAN's Internet Explorers, for instance through Group Policy (recommended) or through logon script.
This way you only decrease Internet Explorer security for that particular site. Security for all other sites remains the same.
This solution only works as long as the ActiveComport users are part of your n...
ActiveComport > HTML and Javascript
Q3250030: I want to sign the ActiveComport module so it can be used by any browser in our network without any security alerts. How can I digitally sign the module?
Please read the following article: How to digitally sign an ActiveXperts software component.
ActiveComport > HTML and Javascript
Q3250040: Is it possible to use the component in an HTML page using a Mozilla FireFox browser?
By default, the Mozilla FireFox browser is not configured to display sites that contain ActiveX controls. Using a plugin it is possible to run the ActiveComport control.
Click here to learn how to enable ActiveComport for your Mozilla browser.
ActiveComport > HTML and Javascript
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