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I'd like to create a COM object in C#, and use it via IDispatch from JScript. That part is pretty simple. I also want to implement simple callbacks on the COM object, similar to the event exposed by the XmlHttpRequest object that is usable in a browser. That model allows Javascript to attach event handlers like this: var xmlhttp = new ActiveXObject("MSXML.XMLHTTP"); xmlhttp.onReadyStateChange = function() { ... }; I want my client-side JScript code to look like this: var myObject = new ActiveXObject("MyObject.ProgId"); myObject.onMyCustomEvent = function(..args here..) { ... }; What does the C

I know a similar question has been asked and answered before a few times: Parsing JSON in Excel VBA , Excel VBA: Parsed JSON Object Loop However, the above solution doesn't work if I am trying to access an array within the returned object. I'm receiving a JSON object from the Google Translate API in the following format: "{ "sentences":[ { "trans":"Responsibility\n", "orig":"??", "translit":"", "src_translit":"Zérèn" }, { "trans":"Department", "orig":"??", "translit":"", "src_translit":"Bùmén" } ], "src":"zh-CN", "server_time":86 }" I want to be able to access the two translated sentences as

This question already has an answer here: Replace method doesn't work 4 answers I could not found a solution yet, for replacing , with a dot. var tt="88,9827"; tt.replace(/,/g, '.') alert(tt) //88,9827 i'm trying to replace a comma a dot thanks in advance As replace() creates/returns a new string rather than modifying the original ( tt ), you need to set the variable ( tt ) equal to the new string returned from the replace function. tt = tt.replace(/,/g, '.') JSFiddle You can also do it like this: var tt="88,9827"; tt=tt.replace(",", "."); alert(tt); working fiddle example After replacing the

I've tried to implement my own modal dialogs ( Why? ). I open a new window using WScript.Shell : dlg = shell.Run(dlgPath, 1, true); The line above creates a "semi-modal" HTA window. The script execution is stopped at this line, but the main window is still responsive. This issue is tackled within onfocusin eventhandler, which returns focus back to the new HTA window using shell.AppActivate() . This prevents even "Close Window" button to close the main window. However, in Windows7 there's a back gate to close the main window, the icon in Windows Task Bar. If the main window is closed, a decent