Comment on Getting the latest MVCContrib, NHibernate and Castle to play nicely by Dripable.com

2011-11-10T22:34:22

All 'round great blog!!

Comment on Disconnect, Disable and De-stress: How I'm learning to sit down, think clearly and get stuff done by Anoop

2011-10-11T23:20:08

Dude, a simple thing like turning off the popup email notification in Outlook, was a huge productivity improvement at work, so turning all notifications mus be bliss! Enjoy....

Comment on Essential Geek Skills: Automating incremental snapshot backups on Windows with rsync by rudraksha

2011-10-11T05:34:42

Very nice explanation.

Comment on A company is born by Balakrishnan

2009-10-10T08:30:11

Hi, Congrats. I have gone thru most of ur website. Great.. Keept it up.. Getg resp "internet explorer object error in most of the pages! Is it my system problem? Check! Dad.

Comment on A company is born by Ragesh

2009-09-25T03:20:09

Thanks, Adi! Yes, there are definitely a bunch of great opportunities in this market and it looks like it's just about ripe for picking now. :)

Comment on A company is born by Aditya Kumar

2009-09-24T22:01:49

Hey Ragesh, Congrats on becoming a director :-D And all the best for the future of this company. I'm confident about the success of TetraStorm. It's certainly encouraging for the rest of us to come up with interesting ideas & make a difference in the Indian market. cheers, Adi

Comment on Implementing ActiveX events that can be used in JavaScript by Dan Abitbol

2008-06-04T20:08:58

Hi Ragesh, Thank you for your help. In fact I just found what was the issue today, on your article you are referring to the pEventHandler, which is actually not documented, I assumed it to be the IUnkown interface of the object, but in fact it should be declared as CComPtr< IDispatch > pEventHandler and assigned at the STDMETHODIMP CTestCtrl::putref_OnStateChanged(IDispatch* newVal) in a way that pEventHandler = newVal. Your code is then working... Regards,

Comment on Implementing ActiveX events that can be used in JavaScript by Ragesh Krishna

2008-06-04T16:25:27

Dan, I've uploaded a sample here. Let me know how it works out for you!

Comment on Implementing ActiveX events that can be used in JavaScript by Dan Abitbol

2008-06-04T11:00:12

Hi Ragesh, The javascript function is not called at all. I have implemented a simple ATL object and not a control and done the steps you detailed above. The dispId is always 1 when I call the property from the javascript code. Can you please post a sample code?

Comment on Implementing ActiveX events that can be used in JavaScript by Ragesh Krishna

2008-06-03T17:28:32

Dan, On the contrary, this approach works perfectly well both in IE6 and IE7 (at least it does on XP; I haven't tested it on Vista). I used VS2005 for development. What kind of trouble are you running into?

Comment on Implementing ActiveX events that can be used in JavaScript by Dan Abitbol

2008-06-03T07:09:49

Hi Ragesh, it is a very useful document, however it cannot work with IE7 and vc7. can you please elaborate it a bit more for this purpose?