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Thread: Web pages in VB

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    I understand that there is a way to create web pages
    in vb.
    Is it possible?
    How?
    Dekel C.

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    when you choose a new project for vb, click on IIS application, then click on project, add DHTM page.

    i think. but i'm not so sure if that's what you were after.

    hope this helps.

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    It tells me that I need Peer Web Services version 3.00.
    What is it and where can I get it?
    Dekel C.

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    it's in the vb installer. you need PWS to test the web page(s).

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    What?
    I can open IIS without it and VB says that I don't
    have it.
    Reinstall VB?
    Or just a part of it?
    Dekel C.

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    just part of it.

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    I'm using VB6 enterprise.
    What should I install?
    Dekel C.

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    when the vb installer prompts you with the add/remove options, choose server applications and tools and click next. then select NT Option Pack (for Windows 9x) from the server components offered and click install.

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    And then I just write like I do in a reguler vb project?
    Dekel C.

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    honestly speaking, i haven't tried writing a web pages in vb. but i did fumble with it a bit. you can still double click on a control and the code window will appear, so i guess the code there is still VB. plus the controls that'll appear there are the typical controls allowed in a webpage: text, password, button, checkbox, stuff like that.

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