Working with objects in VBScript
Working with objects
Whether you are using a ActiveX® control (formerly known as an OLE control) or a Java (TM) object, Microsoft Visual Basic scripting Edition and microsoft®internet Explorer have the same Way to deal with them. If you are using Internet Explorer and you have a Label control installed, you will see a page made from the following code.
The <OBJECT> tag is used to contain the initial value of the object,<param> tag used to set the property of the object. If you are a Visual basic programmer, you will find that using the <PARAM> tag is similar to setting the initial property value of a form control in Visual Basic. For example, the following code adds an ActiveX Label control to a page using the <OBJECT> and <PARAM> tags:
<object
Classid= "CLSID:99B42120-6EC7-11CF-A6C7-00AA00A47DD2"
Id=lblactivelbl
width=250
height=250
Align=left
Hspace=20
Vspace=0
>
<param name= "Angle" value= ">"
<param name= "Alignment" value= "4" >
<param name= "BackStyle" value= "0" >
<param name= "Caption" value= "a simple Tag" >
<param name= "FontName" value= "Song Body" >
<param name= "fontsize" value= ">"
<param name= "FontBold" value= "1" >
<param name= "Frcolor" value= "0" >
</OBJECT>
As with any form control, you can get properties, set properties, and Invoke methods. For example, the following code contains a <FORM> control that can be used to manipulate two properties of a Label control:
<form name= "Labelcontrols" >
<input type= "TEXT" name= "Txtnewtext" class= ' 9v ' 5>
<input type= "button" Name= "Cmdchangeit" value= "Change Text" >
<input type= "button" Name= "cmdrotate" value= "rotate label" >
