Check this Out. It is Urgent.

[Nitro]

Does anyone knows how to display a user control on the web. Please recommend the application to do this. Is it ASP?

[Serge]

Yes and No. You can use ASP or you can use a simple client VBScript (in a regular HTML) to show the control in the browser. Just bare in mind that the user must be running Internet Explorer only. Even though Netscape has a Plug-In that suppose to allow ActiveX controls on the page, but it is still not working entirely.

[compuGEEK]

First off, you'll want to be sure that you
have Posting Acceptor installed on the web
server that you're deploying your control to. You
can get it here, or it also shipped with the Visual Studio.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sof...ost_accept.htm

After you've packaged your OCX with the
Package and Destroyment wizard (oops! Did
I say that?) and configured Posting Acceptor on
the web server you should, in theory, be able to deploy your ActiveX control.

[Zaf Khan]

check out microsofts active-x control pad too, it uses .alx format layout files

Microsoft has introduced a simple design environment called ActiveX Control Pad. ActiveX Control Pad is another utility that can be used to insert controls into an HTML page and is available on this book's companion CD. When you launch ActiveX Control Pad, it shows a text editor with the beginning code for an HTML page. When you select Insert ActiveX Control from the Edit menu, a dialog box that shows the available ActiveX controls is displayed. Figure 4-5 shows the Insert ActiveX Control dialog box with the Gauge control selected

third party demo (not mine):
http://www.johnbish.demon.co.uk/Prog...g/tabstrip.htm

info - features:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/pa...controlpad.htm

download:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/m...ad/default.asp

DocZaf
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[Edited by Zaf Khan on 06-14-2000 at 08:14 PM]