e.g. http://192.168.0.200 (URL for the Web server - MiniWeb)

If you add the port in the URL you need the options "SmartAccess or Service: Startup SmartServer".

e.g. http://192.168.0.200:5800 (URL for the Smart Server)


Bye

Hi Begemot,

the only workaround I know is to use the originial internet explorer by scripting:


Dim IeAppli, WSHshell
Set IeAppli = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
Set WSHshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

IeAppli.Navigate2 "http://www.siemens.com" 'Your Webserver
IeAppli.Width = 500 'The width of the window
IeAppli.Height = 300 'The height of the window
IeAppli.ToolBar = False 'Make toolbar invisible
IeAppli.StatusBar = False 'Make statusbar invisible
IeAppli.Left = 20 'The horizontal position of the window
IeAppli.Top = 20 'The vertical position of the window
IeAppli.Visible = True 'Get window visible
WSHshell.AppActivate (IeAppli) 'Get window on top

Hello

(I know the post is old but I hope you can still help me.)

I use your script and it works well for two of my HMI.

(Thank you, by the way.  )

But for one of my HMI the window open but doesn’t go “on top” and is under the runtime application of WinCC.

The three HMI are identical, they are for three identical lines of production. Do you know if a setting can force the runtime to be “always on top”?

I check but didn’t see anything relevant.

Thanks for your help.