RaiseEvent in HTML via ActiveX

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Hi,

Looking for your help here. Scenario is ..

I have 2 HTML pages sharing the same Activex DLL file using CLSID reference objects.
Here, Whenever Page2 opened from window.onload kind of event I have to raise an event to Page1. Because, Page1 should know when the Page2 is opened and closed..

Could you please help me here. Any sample codes..

Regards,
Skotaji

Posted 11-Aug-13 0:46am

SKOTAJI

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Aug-13 14:37pm

No, you don't actually need to "raise event", you want to handle an event is a special way. So, the question is: are the windows independent, or one creates another one? If they are independent, you cannot create such collaboration, unless you use the server part with server push.

The whole idea of "raising event" is the misconception. The onload event is already invoked by the browser opening the page.

—SA

SKOTAJI 12-Aug-13 1:33am

Hi, Thanks for the comment. I am still in confusion.. could you please elaborate the solution to proceed with..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Aug-13 11:37am

My post wasn't a formal answer just because your question is not clear. What are you trying to achieve, exactly?
—SA

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