How to access vb script in js.

Hi,

Actually, the problem is as follows

Vbscript is embedded in html file. Lets call as A .html file

On an another B.html file , the js embedded has to call the
vbscript
function which is in A.html.
Please note that both the html files are independent of each
other.
So ,how do i solve this problem ?

regards,
Anand


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does both script are content-dependant ? Meaning that, do
you need to
access any data in the HTML structure of document, or are
the script
use mostly for validations, or data processing ? If you can,
separate
you embedded scripts (and I would strongly recommend to do
so in any
case), and simply include them both in both pages.

<script type="text/vbscript"
src="a.vbs"></script>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="b.vbs"></script>

Then call your vbscript/javascript functions as usual...

(NOTE : do not use the language attribute as it is obsolete)

See this link for more informations :

http://www.webreference.com/dhtml/column22/js-vbFunct.
html


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Hi,
It is not possible for me to include both the scripts in a
html file.
As the vbscript embedded html file is generated from
different
application.

I have to pass parameters from my js function to the
vbscript function
, and get the return value.Hence, it is used for data
processing.


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anand wrote:
> Hi,
> It is not possible for me to include both the scripts
in a html file.
> As the vbscript embedded html file is generated from
different
> application.
>
> I have to pass parameters from my js function to the
vbscript function
> , and get the return value.Hence, it is used for data
processing.

Hi,

If it is to be done in client-side javascripting, my naive
solution
would utilize the XMLHTTP to retrieve "b.html",
then parse for the
script part, and finally create a new <script> in this
"a.html" with
the content of the parsed script.


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ok... perhaps you could create two iframes where you will
load the
generated HTML page inside (make those iframes width = 0 and
height =
0, not hidden), then call the functions inside those iframe
in a js
script as :

var iframeA = document.getElementById( 'iframeA' );
var iframeB = document.getElementById( 'iframeB' );

var returnValueA = iframeA.functionToCall( arguments, ... );
var returnValueB = iframeA.functionToCall( arguments, ... );

... well, of course this is untested, but you could give it
a shot. The
use of IFrame could work as the scripting engine, css
engine, etc. are
isolated from the parent page.

Goog luck.


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