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| StaticFive |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dwingo
HTML doesn't open cd-rom drives fool.
You need some kind of script to do so. Like javascript or some other |
I know what it takes to open a cd drive... actually, it's the windows media player OCX plugin, in case you were wondering |
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| Dwingo |
| quote: | Originally posted by StaticFive
I know what it takes to open a cd drive... actually, it's the windows media player OCX plugin, in case you were wondering |
I wasn't
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by StaticFive
firewalls dont block html fool. |
yes, they don't block html, but if any of you were wondering, one of the Zonealarm versions blocks java & vb scripts nowadays... of course, that screws up viewing harmless pages that are based on some type of script |
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| StaticFive |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dwingo
I wasn't
:whip: |
lol...I don't know... you sounded pretty inquisitive!:whip: |
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| Dwingo |
inquisi... WHAT?
:haha:
Using the WMPlayer:
Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7")
' attempt to connect with the cdrom collection interface...
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
' if cdrom collection found, and there are cdrom drives present,
' then execute eject method on all the cdrom dirves...
if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next ' cdrom
End If
Let me guess. You found that using google? :rolleyes:
There are more ways to open the drive then just executing the mediaplayer plugin.
I found this too for example:
You need to have "Active Desktop" installed to get at the "Shell.Application" object
Const ssfDRIVES = &H11 ' namespace constant (drives folder = 17)...
Const cdromDrvLtr = "G:\" ' specify your cd-rom drive letter...
Set oSH = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
' open the cd-rom drawer...
oSH.NameSpace(ssfDRIVES).ParseName(cdromDrvLtr).InvokeVerb "E&ject"
I understand only half of what it says here (only scripting I know is PHP), but as you can see in the commentline: you need to have certain applications installed, which is why it doens't work for some of you (if they used this script... i don't know) |
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| Dr. Cfire |
Mwahaha my browser is impervious to you little javascript hack. For any one who sees this a a possible serucity hole go get mozilla, it wil allow you to block this kind of javascript hack.
http://www.mozilla.org/ |
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| StaticFive |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dwingo
inquisi... WHAT?
:haha:
Using the WMPlayer:
Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7")
' attempt to connect with the cdrom collection interface...
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
' if cdrom collection found, and there are cdrom drives present,
' then execute eject method on all the cdrom dirves...
if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next ' cdrom
End If
Let me guess. You found that using google? :rolleyes:
There are more ways to open the drive then just executing the mediaplayer plugin.
I found this too for example:
You need to have "Active Desktop" installed to get at the "Shell.Application" object
Const ssfDRIVES = &H11 ' namespace constant (drives folder = 17)...
Const cdromDrvLtr = "G:\" ' specify your cd-rom drive letter...
Set oSH = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
' open the cd-rom drawer...
oSH.NameSpace(ssfDRIVES).ParseName(cdromDrvLtr).InvokeVerb "E&ject"
I understand only half of what it says here (only scripting I know is PHP), but as you can see in the commentline: you need to have certain applications installed, which is why it doens't work for some of you (if they used this script... i don't know) |
Oh, grrr. I hate it when people challenge my knowlege of programming. I'd hate to spill the beans, but I know most of visual basic, basic, c, c++, flash actionscript, and javascript. Damn, I guess you know more than I do though. I also make mean programs for the HP48G--lemme know if you want some! hehe please dont respond mang!
Hella! |
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| Dwingo |
| quote: | Originally posted by StaticFive
Oh, grrr. I hate it when people challenge my knowlege of programming. I'd hate to spill the beans, but I know most of visual basic, basic, c, c++, flash actionscript, and javascript. Damn, I guess you know more than I do though. I also make mean programs for the HP48G--lemme know if you want some! hehe please dont respond mang!
Hella! |
Sure dude
I just hate it when people try to boost with knowledge they don't have and try to flame people with it... yup YOU...
And as I said: only scripting I know is a bit of PHP |
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| StaticFive |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dwingo
Sure dude
I just hate it when people try to boost with knowledge they don't have and try to flame people with it... yup YOU...
And as I said: only scripting I know is a bit of PHP |
I'm not flaming, just wondering why you feel that my knowlege is so inadequate that you feel you have to justify my response with reasoning. I don't remember how this started-- oh, wait, I don't care either! So INSTEAD of pasting personal code snippets that you will disregard and/or use to flame me in a reply, I think I will go participate in the life that you wish you had. Oops, sorry about the flame, I must have been anticipating a response. |
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| Santino |
| im just with about evry one else. my cd-rom drive opened so big deal |
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| joeh152 |
This one opens both my drives - another opens just one.
Conclusion: its wank. |
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| Dwingo |
| quote: | Originally posted by StaticFive
firewalls dont block html fool. |
Remember this one?
But it, I'll let it rest. |
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