And you're well aware that every expansion of the industrial PLC system, whether into new physical space or into new functionality, by necessity puts a strain on system performance. You appreciate their strengths and understand how to best utilize them. As a control engineer, you are familiar with these systems and their architecture. That is a different question though.Allen-Bradley® ControlLogix®, CompactLogix™, and similar control systems have become a corporate standard for many companies. Now your next hurdle will be getting a browser to run that code because the ActiveX may not be supported in IE10. It also helps to set your indenting so you can easily see what is happening in the code. I have found in the past that copying from manuals, pdfs and help files can include unwanted characters so double check those with a good code editor. I found that there are newline characters in the script that cause it to become invalid - particularly the string literals in the alert(" ")'s.
asp as server-side language.Īfter copying that raw code into a test.html file and opening in IE10 as you say it doesn't work. Has anyone had the chance to work with this web module? This device is from year 2004-2006 and it only handles. (Steps like creating the xml in the wizard has been already done). According to the manual, it should show 125. When I test the code above (on IE 10), it does not work. Var ARR_ACTIVEX = ["MSXML4.DOMDocument", "MSXM元.DOMDocument", "MSXML2.DOMDocument", "MSXML.DOMDocument", Var DATAVIEW_URI = "/user/system/dataviews/Sample.xml"
The code sample provided in the manual is the following: The manual is very specific that the only way to accomplish this, is by using "Web Page Forms and POST Handlers". The scope of my problem is the communication between a web page, that will update the xml files saved under a directory inside the EWEB Module which then will be read by the module and transmitted back to the PLC. Has anyone been successful in setting up a 1768-EWEB Module by Allen Bradley?.
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