How do I can use custom .net control in IE9

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Hello, I write C# dll named "y.dll" in wich there is a custom control named "UserControl1".
The dll has ComVisible set to true.

I write html page in wich I use custom control

<OBJECT id='custom' classid='http:y.dll#y.UserControl1' width='150' height='150' ></OBJECT>

I open the page with IE9 but browser doesn't display "UserControl1", I try to use compatibility mode with F12 tool but nothing.

Can someone help me ?

Posted 24-Feb-14 20:59pm

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 25-Feb-14 3:07am

Add VIEWASTEXT to your object tag...

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-02-24T21:25:00

The question makes no sense at all, just because client side does not "know" anything about what happens on the server side. Browsers are totally agnostic to what it is: ASP.NET or any other technologies. You need to get some basic understanding on how Web works, and then think of your problems again.

—SA