ActiveXObject(“Shell.Application”) - 如何传递带空格的参数？
我使用 ActiveXObject 通过 JavaScript 从 asp.net 运行 exe。它运行成功，除了参数：
function CallEXE() {
var oShell = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
var prog = "C:\\Users\\admin\\Desktop\\myCustom.exe";
oShell.ShellExecute(prog,"customer name fullname","","open","1");
}
例如，我传递了类似的参数，[1]客户名称，[2]全名，但在空格字符之后，Javascript感知到不同的参数。
我该如何修复？
I run exe from my asp.net with JavaScript using ActiveXObject. It runs successfully, except parameters:
function CallEXE() {
var oShell = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
var prog = "C:\\Users\\admin\\Desktop\\myCustom.exe";
oShell.ShellExecute(prog,"customer name fullname","","open","1");
}
Example, I pass that like parameters,[1] customer name,[2] fullname, but after space character, Javascript perceive different parameter.
How can I fix?
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ShellExecute将第二个参数作为表示所有 参数的字符串，并使用正常的 shell 处理规则（特别是空格和引号）处理这些参数。在本例中，传递的 3 个参数是
customer、name、fullnameoShell.ShellExecute(prog,"customer 'a name with space' fullname",...)正如 Remy Lebeau - TeamB 所更正/指出的那样，双引号可用于定义参数边界：
在本例中，3 个参数是通过的是
customer,a name with paths,fullname也就是说，想想如何从命令提示符。使用
ShellExecute时也是同样的情况。快乐编码。
ShellExecutetakes the 2nd parameter to be a string that represents all the arguments and processes these using normal shell processing rules: spaces and quotes, in particular.In this case the 3 parameters that are passed are
customer,name,fullnameoShell.ShellExecute(prog,"customer 'a name with spaces' fullname",...)As corrected/noted by Remy Lebeau - TeamB, double-quotes can be used to defined argument boundaries:
In this case the 3 parameters that are passed are
customer,a name with spaces,fullnameThat is, think of how you would call
myCustom.exefrom the command-prompt. It's the same thing when usingShellExecute.Happy coding.
尝试用反斜杠转义空格。 cmd.exe
cd命令执行此操作，也许您会很幸运，它也可以在这里工作...Try escaping your spaces with a backslash. The cmd.exe
cdcommand does this, maybe you'll get lucky and it'll work here as well...