Calling vbscript function from html button. Ask Question 3. Don't be surprised if what I'm doing is completely wrong or if the solution is obvious. I added the above vbscript to an HTML document in the head section and one of the buttons has the following property. Fibonacci Series VBScript Program (for beginners) This time around I want to show how to write simple program to generate Fibonacci Series in VBScript using Do While Loop, For Loop and While Loop with example.
I wrote vbscript inside my html file for my site and I can't get it to work. I know it only works in internet explorer as thats the common answer I see people write with this issue. I am able to get basic vbscript working, but when trying to use filesystemobjects to open a text file nothing happens. Code being used is below. Dim fsobj, objtxt, thearr Set fsobj = CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject') Set objtxt = fsobj.OpenTextFile('./subfolder/foo.txt', 1) thearr = split(objtxt.readline, ',') document.write(thearr(0) & ' and ' & thearr(1)) I get the code to work when saving with asp extension but not when I save as html, is there a way to get it to work with only using the html extension? If not does someone have an explanation as to why scripting filesystemobject without the asp extension doesn't work?
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I seem to can't search for the answer I'm looking for. You should consider using HTML Applications by renaming your file with a.hta suffix. An HTA executes without the constraints of the internet browser security model; in fact, it executes as a 'fully trusted' application. HTML files running inside internet browsers are considered as 'untrusted' because the code comes from the internet, and is generally considered as 'untrusted' as such the browser enforces a tight security model that prevents those HTML pages gaining access to your computer, which is why the FileSystemObject is unable to open the text file. However, as a HTA it is no longer being run by your browser, but via Microsoft's MSHTA application which grants your script full trust. For more information see.