ercomplete.blogg.se - Visual basic script

Because VBS is used as a web-page tool that can run from the server-side or client-side, it is useful to have some information on how web pages are accessed through the internet and also what client-side and server-side really mean.

This requires the use of a Microsoft web server such as Personal Web Server (PWS), or Internet Information Server (IIS) and a packaging such as Active Server Pages (ASP).

VBS can also be used for server-side scripting.

VBScript is a Microsoft technology that requires Microsoft's IE.

If VBS is used for client side scripting, only Internet Explorer can interpret it (down side).

VBScript can be used for client-side scripting.

VBScript is used to give functionality and interaction to web pages.

While it doesn't offer the same functionality of Visual Basic, it does provide a powerful tool that can be used to add interaction to web pages.

VBScript is based in part on Microsoft's programming language Visual Basic.

A scripting language is an interpreted programming language.

ObjRegistry.EnumKey Key, strKeyPath, arrSubkeysĭeleteSubkeys Key, strKeyPath & "\" & strSubkeyīTW - I did run across this code at ITNinjas while I was looking for the 64 bit solution so the general problem has been worked on before.

Step 2: For now, here is a simple VBScript program that will make a simple message dialog box to appear on the screen. Hopefully someone out there has the solution. Step 1: Open up a word editor of your choice (Here, notepad is used). What do I need to make to the code to get this to execute properly for both 32 and 64 bit keys? I've worked on this for a while scouring the internet and making several approaches. It works fine on the 32bit keys (under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node) but does not execute under the 64 bit keys (at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software). I have some visual basic script code to recursively delete registry keys.