I have virtually no experience of scripting in .NET so apologies if this is
an obvious question.

However I am toying with the idea of implementing interface responses to
user inputs once for both a winforms and web application eg when a radio
button is checked and an edit on the same page is enabled or disabled.

I guess another way of asking is can I get my winforms UI to respond to the
same client-side script as a browser does.

Is this possible, and are other people doing it?

cheers,
Paul Ritchie.

Paul,



This is doable but it involves a lot of intricate coding. I do not
believe it is feasible, but if your goal is to have a product that you
develop as a Web Server app and have the option of IE or Windows Form
clients, it can be done. Could you explain a little more as to what your
goal is? Just to let you know, I once needed to create a .NET Windows Form
that interacted with Flash loaded in a Web Control. If you develop a good
OOP wrapper around the Web Control that exposes all your needed events and
tags, you will have an easier time maintaining your app.



- Rashad Rivera

www.omegusprime.com






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