When Not to Use Query Strings
You should not use query strings when you are passing hidden information and when you are passing large chunks of data. A query string is not hidden in any way
You should not use query strings when you are passing hidden information and when you are passing large chunks of data. A query string is not hidden in any way
‘ Return the DispID of a procedure’ ProcName must be set to a procedure name of the object’ specified in the second parameter.’ Be sure that “TypeLib Information” type library
‘ Return all classes of the type library specified in’ TypeLibFile parameter that support a certain interface.’ the interface can be specified as an Object or through its IID’ Be
‘ return a collection with names of all the class names’ of a type library that implement a certain member.” MEMBERNAME is the name of the property or method’ MEMBERTYPE
‘ Returns a bit-coded value that specifies the type of’ an object’s member (property, method, event)’ or zero if the member isn’t there’ Object is the object which you want
‘ Return the GUID of the object specified in the first parameter’ Be sure that “TypeLib Information” type library (TlbInf32.tlb)’ is referenced in your VB project.Function GetObjectGUID(Object As Object) As
‘ Return a collection with all creatable classes of’ the type library specified in TypeLibFile.” Set IncludeNotCreatableClasses = True to include not creatable classes’ (that is, those with Instancing property
‘ Return a collection with all hidden types of a type library” VB’s Object Browser hides some types in a type library:’ you can show these types by right clicking
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