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How can I access ImageWalker programmatically?

April 26, 2017imagewalker programmatically

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How can I access ImageWalker programmatically?

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ImageWalker supports interaction vie OLE automation. This means you can control it through scripting or Visual Basic. Currently supports only a single method to open a specific folder. The following example will open ImageWalker in ‘c:\’ Click here to test ole automation! The scripting to accomplish this operation is as follows. var obj; obj = new ActiveXObject( “ImageWalkerViewer.ImageWalker” ); obj.OpenFolder(“c:\\”); or in VB: dim obj set obj = CreateObject(“ImageWalkerViewer.ImageWalker” ) obj.OpenFolder “c:\” The following code will open ImageWalker in the same folder as the web page!! dim s s = mid(window.location, 9) While Right(s, 1) <> “/” s = Left(s, Len(s) -1) Wend s = Left(s, Len(s) -1) s = Replace(s, “%20″, ” “) s = Replace(s, “/”, “\”) set objIW = CreateObject(“ImageWalkerViewer.ImageWalker”) objIW.

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ImageWalker supports interaction vie OLE automation. This means you can control it through scripting or Visual Basic. Currently supports only a single method to open a specific folder. The following example will open ImageWalker in ‘c:\’ Click here to test ole automation! The scripting to accomplish this operation is as follows. var obj; obj = new ActiveXObject( “ImageWalkerViewer.ImageWalker” ); obj.OpenFolder(“c:\\”); or in VB: dim obj set obj = CreateObject(“ImageWalkerViewer.ImageWalker” ) obj.OpenFolder “c:\” The following code will open ImageWalker in the same folder as the web page!!