> > In summary, there are one big problem and one minor problem. The
> > first
> > is about pywin32's inability to pass FireEvent's second argument.
I can't explain that :( I've stepped through the code, and it seems we are
passing a VT_VARIANT containing a VT_BYREF|VT_DISPATCH. I'm afraid I'm n
2008/6/25 June Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> IE's FireEvent works with a single argument, for example,
> FireEvent("onKeyUp"). However, it doesn't work with two arguments :
> FireEvent("onKeyUp",event).
>
> But It works without a problem with comtypes.
>
> See the following example to reproduce and co
IE's FireEvent works with a single argument, for example,
FireEvent("onKeyUp"). However, it doesn't work with two arguments :
FireEvent("onKeyUp",event).
But It works without a problem with comtypes.
See the following example to reproduce and compare:
file: c:/temp/javascripttest/onkeyup.html
> For some reason, after upgrading to 211, I am getting
> an
> import error on my wx module. Are these tied together in some weird
> way?
Not that I can think of, and build 211 didn't add any funky new import
tricks or anything. However, build 211 is packing the MFC DLL now, so
*that* could be re
Hi,
I'm trying to connect to database from ASP. I reduced my source to the
following snippet:
<%@ LANGUAGE = Python%>
<%
import sys
for s in sys.path:
Response.Write(s)
Response.Write("")
import cx_Oracle
%>
After invoking the asp page I get the following result:
C:\ActivePyth
Kevin,
Also check the permissions on the problem users registry. I would
expect that to cause a different error, but it might be worth checking.
Most users are local admins. And it's just been happening for the last
couple of weeks, so it's likely what Roger said: a corrupt registry
entry.
