Hi,
I could not find any issues in the script except that
Set createBrwsrObj = o it should be Set createSingleObj = 0.
I assume you want to return to the calling function.
Also,
It would be better if you pass the property and values in an array so that you can pass n no of Prop Value pairs you want. You will not be limited to use just 1 Prop and value.
I could not find any issues in the script except that
Code:
Public Function createSingleObj(t, p, val)
Set o = Description.Create
o("micclass").Value = t
o(p).Value = val
Set createBrwsrObj= o
End FunctionI assume you want to return to the calling function.
Also,
It would be better if you pass the property and values in an array so that you can pass n no of Prop Value pairs you want. You will not be limited to use just 1 Prop and value.
Code:
createSingleObj("Browser","CreationTime:=0,title:=AOL.*")
Public Function createSingleObj(t,arrPV)
Set o = Description.Create
o("micclass").Value = t
arrPV = Split(arrPV,",")
For iLoop = 0 to UBound(arrPV)
Prop= Split(arrPV(iLoop),":=")(0)
Val= Split(arrPV(iLoop),":=")(1)
o(Prop).Value = Val
Next
Set createSingleObj = o
End Function
