To make a web application logic to be applicable anywhere in the system

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Hi,

I've created a web appliction with a screen that contains, a multi line textbox, and few labels at the bottom of the screen. I've written some logic on textbox change, and the labels will be populated with some values based on the logic. The entire logic I've handled using Javascript.

Now my question is, can we make the logic to be applicable in common to other programs in the system?
For example, take MS Excel or MS Word. If I type something in Excel or word, the logic that I've written should be executed and the panel that contains the labels should be visible and must be populated with values based on the logic.

Can anyone please suggest me whether it is possible to achieve this?
Please let me know if the question is not clear.

Many thanks in advance

Posted 20-Jul-15 23:35pm

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Sajith Dilhan 21-Jul-15 5:54am

I'm not sure this is possible since it's a web application

Member 10013526 21-Jul-15 6:35am

Thanks for your reply.
Okay, may I know what are other options to achieve this, other than using web application.

ZurdoDev 21-Jul-15 12:19pm

How would the web page even know you were typing in Excel. This seems like a weird request. Perhaps an explanation of why may reveal an alternative approach.

Member 10013526 21-Jul-15 23:56pm

Hi Ryan... yes I too feel it is a weird question indeed. But still I would like to acheive similar functionality, no matter whatever the approach is..

ZurdoDev 22-Jul-15 7:42am

There is no magic way to do it. You'd have to write code for every program you want to manage.

Member 10013526 22-Jul-15 8:18am

OK Ryan, thanks a lot for the clarification

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