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I have used the treeview Activex Control but it doesn't
get loaded in the systems which do not have Visual
Interdev. How do I solve this problem.
Add a codebase= attribute to the <object> tag for the
treeview. For example:
<object id="treeview1" classid="..."
codebase="
http://www.yoursite.com/dnld/treeview.dll">
The codebase= attribute points to a location from which
visitors can download an ActiveX control. However, there
are three big gotchas with this and, for that matter,
with using ActiveX controls of any kind on a Web page.
o You must ensure that the license for the ActiveX
control permits free runtime distribution.
o ActiveX controls only work on Windows versions of
Internet Explorer. Other browsers and other operating
systems will ignore the <object> tag.
o The visitor will get a prompt, asking if it's OK to
download the control. With so much nasty stuff
floating around the Internet these days, a fair
percentage of the visitors are likely to disallow
the download.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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