When using WPS ActiveX Controls, the most common questions are about availability, compatibility, and pre-release checks; this section includes 3 frequent questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What should I do if ActiveX Controls are not working?
- Confirm that the current document and device environment allow macro-related features.
- Check whether Design Mode is enabled and whether you entered the feature from the Developer Tools tab.
- Select the control again and retry opening the properties or code window.
Why can the same control behave differently on different devices?
- Different devices and environments may support controls, macros, and related security settings differently.
- If the document will be used across devices, test core controls such as buttons, check boxes, and text boxes first.
- Before distribution, verify insertion, property editing, and event triggering on the target environment.
What should I check before sharing a document that uses ActiveX Controls?
- Check whether each control is placed correctly and whether its name and purpose are clear.
- Check whether the property settings match the form requirements, such as default values, visibility, and interaction behavior.
- Check whether the event code runs normally and whether the target environment can execute the related logic.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| ActiveX Control | An interactive object inserted into a document for clicking, input, selection, and similar actions. |
| Design Mode | The working state used to insert, select, and edit controls so you can adjust properties and code. |
| Control Properties | The parameter set of a control that defines its display, name, and behavior. |
| Macro Editor | The editing interface used to view and write event code for controls. |