How to read the registry key value

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Hi,

i want to write code in asp classic to read the registery key value .
path is "HKEY_Local_MECHINE/Computhink/Contentverse online.
inside contentverse folder 2 sub key are there
1.contentverse flavor and its value is Full
2. contentverse home and its value is physical path of the folder.

with the help of the script i want to read the value of Flavor .
if the dll is register the value of Flavor = Full.

Posted 7-Oct-13 0:30am

Rayan Khan

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Stephen Hewison · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-07T00:59:00

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You can do it with IE, using an ActiveX object.

But to be honest. You're going to struggle to get a consistent user experience as not all machines will have permissions e.t.c.

If you can find an alternate means other than a registry key I'd suggest using it.

Here's the ActiveX example.

http://jayadevjyothi.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/reading-registry-value-using-javascript.html[^]

Posted 7-Oct-13 0:59am

Stephen Hewison

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Rayan Khan 8-Oct-13 0:02am

Thenks Stephen it is working with IE,But to make this to work with other browser like Chrome,firefox etc.

Stephen Hewison 8-Oct-13 3:23am

I don't think it's possible as not all the browsers will support creating the object type required to access the registry.