Simple and straight question

Is there a way to run an autolisp routine from Internet into an autocad open session? If so, is it possible to run it in a specific window?

Thanks again in advance

I do not understand why one would want to LOAD a LISP routine from a website (network and local locations, I get), but you can try it if you feel like taking the risk.

LISP is Document specific, if you want the LISP code LOADed into a specific drawing, then set that drawing active before invoking the LOAD Statement.

HTH

As usual, thank u very much RenderMan. Yes Of course I would like to take the risks but where can I get information:

When I have an open AutoCAD session, is it possible through a website toclick a hyperlink inside of it that triggers a lisp routine?

Thanks in advance

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When I have an open AutoCAD session, is it possible through a website toclick a hyperlink inside of it that triggers a lisp routine?

... _That_ is slightly different than LOADing a routine that is hosted at a URL location, and even then it (the routine) may need to be DOWNLOADed first (untested).

In order for one to select a link in, say a web browser, then one must have coded the .NET (WPF?) Browser Application's code-behind to Get-Or-Create the Active Process for "acad" then proceed to load the LISP routine, yada, yada. However, if one went to all of the effort of preparing the necessary .NET (WPF?) Browser Application, then why even bother with LISP? Just stick with .NET for consistency.