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    Question Opera and client-side VBScript .vbs files

    Anyone know if the Opera browser can handle .vbs files?

    When I just tried one, rather than execute it, Opera just displayed the text of the vbs file.

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    Re: Opera and client-side VBScript .vbs files

    Originally posted by DaveBo
    Anyone know if the Opera browser can handle .vbs files?

    When I just tried one, rather than execute it, Opera just displayed the text of the vbs file.

    Thanks, DaveBo
    As far as I know vbs is only supported by IE, i doubt any other browser will support it as it is MS's propritory scripting language..
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    Change that from doubt to for sure. No browser other than IE supports vbs.
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    Originally posted by Cander
    Change that from doubt to for sure. No browser other than IE supports vbs.
    Thanks, i was pretty sure but you never know, someone always comes up with "Nope, it can be done".

    But when Dr fFox says it its confirmed
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    VBScript & JavaScript client-side

    Yup.
    I tried simple VBS and JavaScript in IE, Netscape and Opera browsers.

    Only IE would handle the VBS, they all handled the JavaScript,
    but when I tried adding automation, i.e. to open an Access.Application, again only IE could handle it using either script language.

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    Yeah. Dont touch Vbscript as Firefox is slowly erroding IE market share. And if using javascript, make sure its standard javascript, not Microsofts bastardized JScript.

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    Originally posted by Cander
    Yeah. Dont touch Vbscript as Firefox is slowly erroding IE market share. And if using javascript, make sure its standard javascript, not Microsofts bastardized JScript.

    I keep banging on about not using VBScript in client side, but a lot still uses it

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