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Running WSH Script From ASP

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Alan Gra #1 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. Cheers
Tue, 24 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Harri #2 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the Run method... To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the browser, every user has to customize the relevant security zone to change the "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that might be an acceptable thing to do, but it's still the end user's choice. You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. Cheers
Tue, 24 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Alan Gra #3 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP Excuse my ignorance but (other than the securtiy options) can you give me an example of running the script from an ASP event? Many Thanks Alan Gray Quote: >Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the Run method... >To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the browser, every user has to Quote: >customize the relevant security zone to change the >"Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" >option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that might be an acceptable thing to Quote: >do, but it's still the end user's choice. >You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... >-- >Michael Harris >MVP Scripting Quote: >Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from >within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. >Cheers
Thu, 26 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Harri #4 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP set shell = createobject("wscript.shell") shell.run "foobar.vbs " & arg1 & " " & arg2 -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Excuse my ignorance but (other than the securtiy options) can you give me an example of running the script from an ASP event? Many Thanks Alan Gray Quote: >Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the Run method... >To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the browser, every user has to Quote: >customize the relevant security zone to change the >"Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" >option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that might be an acceptable thing to Quote: >do, but it's still the end user's choice. >You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... >-- >Michael Harris >MVP Scripting Quote: >Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from >within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. >Cheers
Thu, 26 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

#5 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP
Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

Matt Coope #6 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP Hi Mike I am trying yo run WSH scripts from a browser (IE4)NT workstation with the host 5.1 installed on an intranet. I have set all the security options as mentioned.. However.. When i simply write a piece of client side VBScript to initialise a shell ie set myshell = createobject= ("wscript.shell") i get an error: Error: Object doesn't support this property or method. Is it the way I have installed WSH or something? Thanks Quote: -----Original Message----- Posted At: 07 April 2000 19:59 Posted To: wsh Conversation: Running WSH Script From ASP Subject: Re: Running WSH Script From ASP Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the Run method... To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the browser, every user has to customize the relevant security zone to change the "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that might be an acceptable thing to do, but it's still the end user's choice. You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. Cheers
Fri, 27 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Harri #7 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP "...with the host 5.1 installed on an intranet..." I'm not sure what you mean by the above, but Window Script 5.1 needs to be installed on the client. -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Hi Mike I am trying yo run WSH scripts from a browser (IE4)NT workstation with the host 5.1 installed on an intranet. I have set all the security options as mentioned.. However.. When i simply write a piece of client side vbscript to initialise a shell ie set myshell = createobject= ("wscript.shell") i get an error: Error: Object doesn't support this property or method. Is it the way I have installed WSH or something? Thanks Quote: -----Original Message----- Posted At: 07 April 2000 19:59 Posted To: wsh Conversation: Running WSH Script From ASP Subject: Re: Running WSH Script From ASP Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the Run method... To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the browser, every user has to customize the relevant security zone to change the "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that might be an acceptable thing to do, but it's still the end user's choice. You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. Cheers
Fri, 27 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Mark L. Ferguso #8 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP Assuming that the extra equal sign is a typo, and you mean: set myshell = createobject("wscript.shell") not: set myshell = createobject = ("wscript.shell") I would guess you have browser security set to "high", and get no activeX warning, just a failure. The second error, that you do see is caused by the first one, failing to create the object at all. I think your best solution is to rename all the HTM files to the HTA extension, and run on IE5. Failing that, setting down security is the only way I know to create an object on a browser page. It is IE expected behavior. -- Mark L. Ferguson Please reply in Newsgroup marfers notes for OE 5.0 > http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bay/6386/IE_ng_notes.htm Quote: > Hi Mike > I am trying yo run WSH scripts from a browser (IE4)NT workstation with > the host 5.1 installed on an intranet. I have set all the security > options as mentioned.. However.. > When i simply write a piece of client side vbscript to initialise a > shell ie > set myshell = createobject= ("wscript.shell") > i get an error: > Error: Object doesn't support this property or method. > Is it the way I have installed WSH or something? > Thanks > -----Original Message----- > Posted At: 07 April 2000 19:59 > Posted To: wsh > Conversation: Running WSH Script From ASP > Subject: Re: Running WSH Script From ASP > Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the > Run method... > To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the > browser, every user has to > customize the relevant security zone to change the > "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" > option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that > might be an acceptable thing to > do, but it's still the end user's choice. > You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... > -- > Michael Harris > MVP Scripting > Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it > from > within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. > Cheers
Fri, 27 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

#9 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP
Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

Matt Coope #10 / 10	Running WSH Script From ASP Hello, Sorry about the typo, yes Mark script was as you expected Mike, I did mean 5.1 installed on all client machines that were not 98 or 2000. so will IE5 security not apply to .hta files or have I read that wrong? I tried again last night aand it worked! although I can find no reason why it didn't before, just running client side vbscript in an asp page. Anyway, It works now, I can use the company intranet to give users a control panel to change their proxy settings, drive mappings etc etc! Fantastic, thanks for your help Quote: -----Original Message----- Posted At: 10 April 2000 16:31 Posted To: wsh Conversation: Running WSH Script From ASP Subject: Re: Run time error "...with the host 5.1 installed on an intranet..." I'm not sure what you mean by the above, but Window Script 5.1 needs to be installed on the client. -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Hi Mike I am trying yo run WSH scripts from a browser (IE4)NT workstation with the host 5.1 installed on an intranet. I have set all the security options as mentioned.. However.. When i simply write a piece of client side vbscript to initialise a shell ie set myshell = createobject= ("wscript.shell") i get an error: Error: Object doesn't support this property or method. Is it the way I have installed WSH or something? Thanks -----Original Message----- Posted At: 07 April 2000 19:59 Posted To: wsh Conversation: Running WSH Script From ASP Subject: Re: Running WSH Script From ASP Only if you create an instance of the WScript.Shell object to use the Run method... To use the Shell object or any other "unsafe" ActiveX control in the browser, every user has to customize the relevant security zone to change the "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" option from Disable to Prompt or Enable. For the Intranet zone that might be an acceptable thing to do, but it's still the end user's choice. You could avoid the security issues with an HTA (HTML Application)... -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting Can anyone help, i wish to run a WSH script and pass a paramter to it from within an ASP file from a button 'on-click' event. Cheers
Sat, 28 Sep 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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