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Hi After doing some R&D I got the way to use in my project.Its so simple simply add these file .htc and .html in your project and call a function (java script) on your invoking control. Take help of java script code from source view code in running sample.
Happy coding!!!
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i just changed javascript function ShowColorPicker and now it is working in firefox i also changed the fuction input parameter with textbox name(to be filed)
function ShowColorPicker(field) { document.getElementById(field).value = window.showModalDialog('ColorPicker.htm',document.getElementById(field).value,'dialogHeight:455px;dialogWidth:370px;center:Yes;help:No;scroll:No;resizable:No;status:No;'); }
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tried to use it, but fails in ff2.0 and IE7
javascript and htc code throws numerous error messages
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Element referenced by ID/NAME in the global scope. Use W3C standard document.getElementById() instead.
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cpicker.fnSetGivenColor is not a function
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I opened the ColorPicker.htm file nad the whole thing looks broken. Looks like two different views have gotten mangled together. I am using IE 6.0
Chris Lasater http://www.geocities.com/lasaterconsult
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here is a great web server color picker that works on all browsers, i like it very much.
http://www.xcess.info/xcesscolorpicker
Developper Machine
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this articles is very good ,and it is easy to apply our application.but when l apply this project,some problem show that the range of the basic color in the Custom Color TabControlPage is over.exmple:just as our know,the max value is 255 ,but in this articles the max value is 260,so there is some javascript error!
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 very handy tool indeed! earlier i was using a similar tool which can be downloaded here
http://www.pagetutor.com/pagetutor/makapage/picker/picker.zip
pradeep
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The thirty party control you are talking about is entirly different than this one. This is pure HTML/DHTML development can be used in the web sites. But the one you have pointed out is the EXE application (No source code; since this EXE is from third party) cannot be used in web sites. Also the UI design, architecture, technology, users everthing different.
Venkatakarthikeyan Natarajamoorthy
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Hi-
I fooled around with this for a bit, but it's a bit beyond me. Has anyone else tried to get this working under Dean Edwards' "moz-behaviors"?
http://dean.edwards.name/my/examples/moz-behaviors/
Thanks,
-Mike
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tried to use it, but fails in ff2.0 and IE7
javascript and htc code throws numerous error messages
===========================
Element referenced by ID/NAME in the global scope. Use W3C standard document.getElementById() instead. ===========================
cpicker.fnSetGivenColor is not a function
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I saw the code and the idea is briliant, i already made something like this but was in VB6, almost the same, never think was possible with HTML, never hear about HTC, but from now on will see and work about that, OO (Object oriented) and Javascript can do litle miracles, all the way, thanks....
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sir please do tell me how to run this fantastic program as i have downloaded it but still its asking for HTC which i m not able to get it so do help me and tell me the whole procdure...
Thank u
Waiting fro reply
puneet
puneet
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sir please do tell me how to run this fantastic program as i have downloaded it but still its asking for HTC which i m not able to get it so do help me and tell me the whole procdure...
Thank u
Waiting fro reply
puneet
puneet
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TO This site master, I want to creat a web site for peoples i have no idea to how to creat a web site. Please sent me html source. and also sentme informtion how to mke your own web site on Internet. Thanks and Please
Shahrose Khan
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I'm a small vietnamese student. I like to study informatic. It's my passion. And now I want to build for my class a forum. But still now my knowlege about that is not enough. Can you help me. Thankyou very much in advance.
quocnho
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I've been looking at HTC for only a couple of days now. But, seems to me like a promising technology. Good Work on the Color-Picker VN.

Hey people .. Any link to other reference material on HTC will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Indeed its promising technology because it enhances html usability and that bulk of Activex controls.
Activex est morte vive le Htc...
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This and many other HTC objects are great for re-use and minimized coding when in IE environment, however, they are not good for globalization if the HTC requires text. Anyone have any experience or nifty ideals to support say German, Japanese, and English using the same HTC code? The same concept applies to other items such as .js included files (where a prompt is desired) or .htm(l) files where we show static data but need all languages supported.
Currently we are using custom tags and loading into a .NET globalization engine that replaces all custom tags with the proper text, however, we must "compile" this each time we want to debug/test and also outputs separate files for each language. Any ideas be great.
Thanks,
K
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Excellent work, whoever it is. Great work. Superb Work, i really liked the control. U seem to be a great guy.
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I rated this article a 4 because it seems to me there must be some interesting code involved. Why not pick out some of the most interesting code snippets in the solution and discuss them. This is code project. Otherwise great job [guy with long name]
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Agreed. You still received a 5 from me, but delving deeper into the code snippets would be greatly appreciated. Excellent work!
- RAJ ( RTFM )
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