I want to load an html file in a browser locally (not through a web server) that runs some javascript that loads and executes an ActiveX control written in C#. The control may or may not contain .NET forms. Can this be done?
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I want to load an html file in a browser locally (not through a web server) that runs some javascript that loads and executes an ActiveX control written in C#. The control may or may not contain .NET forms. Can this be done?
Yes, as long as you’re using a browser that supports ActiveX and it’s configured to allow ActiveX to run in the local security zone.
If you open a local XML file with IE, by default you get the message:
This is an example of a browser running active content as a result of loading a local file.
Have you tried this? Do you get an error?