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  adamturner34

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  Converting .htc to .js

  Dec 29, 2016 08:01 PM|adamturner34|LINK

  Hi folks,

  If anyone can offer some advice besides "<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE8">" I would be eternally grateful.

  I have scraped the bottom of the internet floor trying to find a way to convert .htc to .js with very very little luck. I have a few large .htc files that need to be converted to .js without a workaround. I'm updating the site to meet IE11 standards.

  For the most part, I'm able to convert most of the code but I'm stuck on events.

  <PUBLIC:EVENT    ID="eventService" NAME="onserviceavailable"/>

          eventService.fire(evt);
          if (oS.fSeq)
              return callNext(oS);
          while (oS.nextCall != null) {
              var nc = oS.nextCall;
              oS.nextCall = oS.nextCall.next;
              _invoke(nc);
          }

  How would you recode this in jQuery or JavaScript?
  Thanks,

  Adam Turner

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  bruce (sqlwo...

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  Re: Converting .htc to .js

  Dec 30, 2016 12:57 AM|bruce (sqlwork.com)|LINK

  this is part of the web service behavior. I think it defines the wsdl load callback.

  you would replace the web service behavior completely with an ajax library, like jQuery.  it will have completion events you can use instead.

   

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  adamturner34

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  Re: Converting .htc to .js

  Feb 02, 2017 03:30 PM|adamturner34|LINK

  Yes I essential did an ajax (jquery) call.