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Does VBScript have the ability to use Forms?
Or are my user interface options limited to msgbox and inputbox?
I need something along the lines of a radio button selection list based upon a result set returned from a database query. Do I have to move up to a compiled language (and expensive development tools) in order to accomplish this?
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vbscript doesn't provide any gui elements other that msgbox and inputbox. You could, with work, make an html form that you manipulate via vbscript/javascript code.
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Darn.
I was hoping to stay away from ASP or full-blown VB. Thanks anyways. |
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ASP requires only Notepad and IIS. both are free so you don't have
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