The problem is that wx.lib.iewin has a dependency on PyAxBaseWindow and
that bit hasn't been done yet this leaves you some options:
1. Wait until it is done - probably a long wait as AFAIK it is not very
high on the priority list as it only applies to people trying to use
ActiveX on Windows which is probably not a majority.
2. Downgrade to wxPython traditional & Python 2.9 then follow with 1 above.
3. Join in wx Phoenix by reading the developer guidelines and then
trying to address this yourself.
4. Hire someone to do 3 above
5. Use pdfviewer and put up with the speed restrictions
6. Join in pdfviewer by reading the developer guidelines and then
trying to address this yourself.
7. Hire someone to do 7 above
8. Call an external program behind the scenes to render your pfd to
another format that you can display.
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On 04/11/2015 02:33, luvspython wrote:
I'm trying to display a PDF file via ActiveX in Internet Explorer, but
get an error upon importing iewin:import wx.lib.iewin
gives an error message plus further stack info as:import wx.lib.activex
/<an error at ... (Phoenix) .../\wx\lib\activex.py, line 60 />/
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'PyAxBaseWindow'(The Phoenix documentation indeed says PyAxBaseWindow is 'Missing' in
Phoenix. Yet, it seems like activex.py doesn't know that.)What exactly is the issue here and how can I get this to work so I can
display PDF files?[Incidentally, I've tried pdfviewer but have 2 problems with that.
First it reads the PDF file very slowly; second, after the Load method
completes and I tell it to Show, nothing is displayed. Thus, I'm
reverting to using the ActiveX pdf reader which worked for me in
wxpython 2.8]Thanks in advance for any help or advice.
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