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Aug 11th, 2003, 03:01 PM
annie613

new to HTML

Code:

<html> <head> <title>Calendar</title> <br><center><A HREF="C:\Program Files\Project1\switch.exe">Switching Application</A></center>

OK
i am a newbie to HTML and javascript
i want to put a link on a page
and click the link and have it open my file
it does that
but will prompt me first
to run from current location or save

if i delete the switch.exe
it only opens the project folder
and then i have to double click to activate the exe

is there a way to put the link or icon on my page
to auto start the exe when clicked
without a prompt or opening another folder

annie
Aug 11th, 2003, 03:17 PM
axion_sa

Nope - otherwise, malicious people out there would have a field day.

On a side note - you're missing the <body> tags :)
Aug 11th, 2003, 03:23 PM
annie613

ok thanks

i am adding the <body> now
just wanted to see if there was another way

thanks :) cheers
annie
Aug 15th, 2003, 01:08 AM
Kasracer

Quote:

Originally posted by axion_sa
Nope - otherwise, malicious people out there would have a field day.

On a side note - you're missing the <body> tags :)

Internet Explorer's quirks rendering engine is so horrible, it will let mistakes like this go by. You can also change the <body> or <html> tags for that matter to <****>
Aug 15th, 2003, 07:32 AM
annie613

I was able to download a free javascript calendar online. What i have done was include this in a VB application i developed. My users want to be able to view a calendar and show events. This version i downloaded is perfect.
BUT
it saves all the events in cookies
im afraid that my users may delete the cookies

i would like to use this javascript and possibly alter the code and pass the events to a database for a more secure feeling. will javascript allow me to pass values from a html form to a database.

here is the code i use to include the file

Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click() With WebB .Navigate "G:\ED\ALL\saf\calendar.html" End With End Sub

HERE IS SOME CODE
but here is the link to the zip file i used
http://javascript.internet.com/calen...-calendar.html
any sugguestions
annie :)

Code:

<html> <head> <title>Calendar</title> <br><center><A HREF="C:\Program Files\Project1">Switching Application</A></center> <script language="javascript" src="cengine.js"></script> <script language="javascript" src="other_scripts.js"></script> <script language="javascript"> <!-- var mo = ""; var year = ""; var currentmonth = today.getMonth(); var currentyear = today.getFullYear(); //cookies are not found if(document.cookie == "") { mo = today.getMonth(); year = today.getFullYear(); } else { mo = getCookie('whichmonth'); //correct cookie is NOT set if(mo == null) { mo = today.getMonth(); year = today.getFullYear(); //alert number of reminders to user alertReminders(); } //correct cookie is set else { mo = getCookie('whichmonth'); year = getCookie('whichyear'); } } //set a session cookie setCookie('whichmonth',mo); setCookie('whichyear', year);

someone suggested
to try to transfer the data that was passed by javascript to a hidden field.
Make database connection and insert data from hidden field to the database.

but i have another question

ok...that wont be a problem
to make the DB connection and insert the data from the field to the DB

but what do i need to transfer from javascript
i mean what will i need to adjust
like do i still save it to a cookie
and the pass the info from the cookie to a hidden field????
Aug 15th, 2003, 10:45 AM
morrowasted

with Javascript? is it even possible to store things in a database using Javascript? gosh, i guess its time to crack down on old JS.

My suggestion to you (only works if you've got a real host, and a good one)- look for a PHP calendar script. theres plenty at www.hotscripts.com