She didn't want me going/to go with her

[joham]

She didn't want me going/to go with her to the party in case I cramped her style.

Many dictionaries include the construction of 'not want sb doing sth'. For instance, in Macmillan, I don't want the children fooling around when I have guests.
What's the difference between 'not want sb to do sth' and 'not want sb doing sth'?

Thank you in advance.

[bhaisahab]

She didn't want me going/to go with her to the party in case I cramped her style.

Many dictionaries include the construction of 'not want sb doing sth'. For instance, in Macmillan, I don't want the children fooling around when I have guests.
What's the difference between 'not want sb to do sth' and 'not want sb doing sth'?

Thank you in advance.

There is no practical difference in meaning.