javascript(vbscript)

in javascript i want use vbscript it can possible
if yes tell me how........:confused: :confused:

No man - they can only be kept in seperate HTML <script> tags...

Could you not use document.write to write the VBScript from JavaScript. Or set a label with a name and when some javascript fires use the .outerHTML to write the VBScript?

Actually, yeah - that should work. I meant that the two languages cannot directly interact; however the print output of Javascript/VBS can still pass on vars, etc, between the two independantly.

It would be similar to serverside pre-processed ASP code, for example - only that it is document.write'd from the client script.

EG:

Code:

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<script language="javascript"><!--
document.write("<script language='VBScript'>\n");
document.write("MsgBox \"VBS output\"\n");
document.write("</script>\n");
--></script>

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P.S: Don't forget to use escaped double quotes (\"), for the VBS strings (i.e. MsgBox parameters) - otherwise the Javascript interpreter may be "upset", and the nested VBScript output won't work properly. Also, use the new line chars (\n), or document.writeln, when necessary.

Thanks for ur reply.......

NP :)

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in javascript i want use vbscript it can possible

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I don't think anyone has asked this but, why?

Maybe he prefers VBScript; or it can do something that JScript can't (I think JS is the better language, but nvm...)

Yeah, good point. I think most VBScript functions and methods can at least be emulated in Javascript.

But, if he likes VBScript we'll let him get on with it ;)

I agree - let people use their desired language; if they want...