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The VBScript helps us in controlling the browser's window. Moreover, the browser's window is the container, where your pages get displayed, and your code executed. The World Wide Web Consortium specification for two-dimensional layouts describes methods you can use to place 2-D material into HTML pages. In addition to layout capabilities, the page editor containsContinue reading “VBscript Automation”

A window can also contain frames, which we can access through the frames object. The frames object is an array of objects, the first frame being frames(0), the second one frames(1), and so on. The window has document object and a location property. If the window contains frames, however, each frame in the window hasContinue reading “VBScript Window Object”

The Menu control is quite similar to the Popup Menu control, only closer to the actual structure of a menu bar. Each Menu control remains visible on the screen at all times and looks like a command button. When the mouse pointer moved over the Menu control, the control's caption takes a three-dimensional look. Besides,Continue reading “VBScript Popup Menu control”

Using VBScript within your Web pages enables you to create a very dynamic and interactive experience for the Web surfers who visit your site. It is true whether you have a site that is visible to the entire Internet or an intranet site visible only to users of your company's LAN or WAN. Visual BasicContinue reading “VBScript in Web Development”

Microsoft has made available many controls that you can use in your VBScript HTML pages. Keep in mind that for these controls to work, it's up to the client to install them on his or her machine. These controls are freely distributable and can be made available to people interested in seeing and using yourContinue reading “VBScript Active X Controls”

In Microsoft's colorful terminology, each entity you see on the browser's window is an object. Objects "expose" some of their properties, which enables you to manipulate them. Some of these properties represent objects themselves, which expose their properties. The document object represents the HTML document displayed on the browser's window or one of its frames.Continue reading “VBScript Objects”

One of the coolest features of VBScript is its capability to generate HTML on-the-fly. You can use the programming capabilities of VBScript to decide what should appear on the page and how it should appear. Then the script code can output the HTML for display within the browser window. In addition to using the onLoadContinue reading “VBScript Features”