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How get a Active Script variable with VBScript


 
lcolmen Hello,

Dear all.

I would like to know if possible get a active script variable value, by example {app} and  hold it in a
VBScript variable.

I have tried in this way
<SCRIPT language="vbscript">
Dim ruta
ruta=[={app}]

</SCRIPT>

but that doesn't work.

PD. I have the preprocessor enabled.

Thanks in advance,

Leopoldo


Posted on: 10:49 pm on September 18, 2001
EBookCompiler Try
<SCRIPT language="vbscript">
Dim ruta
ruta="[={app}] "

</SCRIPT>


Posted on: 2:44 am on September 21, 2001
EBookCompiler 4.20 and later (4.20 beta begins today)

You can also do

JavaScript

&lt;script&gt;
v = window.external.ActivGet('app') ;
</SCRIPT>

I am not an expert on VBscript, but same idea should work, something like

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="vbscript">
DIM v
v = window.external.ActivGet('app')
</SCRIPT>


Posted on: 3:17 pm on March 19, 2002

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