01-23-2014, 04:37 PM
Most internet functions close connection before returning.
When using variables of Ftp class, the connection is closed when destroying the variable, or you can close explicitly earlier.
Most internet functions don't execute web page scripts. For example, IntGetFile just downloads the file. As well as functions of classes Http and Ftp.
If using web browser control in dialogs, it could be unsafe. Web page scripts are executed, etc, like in Internet Explorer. It runs not in protected mode like Internet Explorer. To make safer, you can set to run the macro in separate process with Low integrity level. Look in Properties dialog. Same if using HtmlDoc class with flags to execute scripts.
When using variables of Ftp class, the connection is closed when destroying the variable, or you can close explicitly earlier.
Most internet functions don't execute web page scripts. For example, IntGetFile just downloads the file. As well as functions of classes Http and Ftp.
If using web browser control in dialogs, it could be unsafe. Web page scripts are executed, etc, like in Internet Explorer. It runs not in protected mode like Internet Explorer. To make safer, you can set to run the macro in separate process with Low integrity level. Look in Properties dialog. Same if using HtmlDoc class with flags to execute scripts.