ec.lee
07-09-2005, 11:07 PM
Hi-
I am needing to convert a local kiosk IE6 application that was using onboard
IIS (localhost) to an application that can run via the file:/// protocol.
When using IIS localhost, by configuring intranet security for 'Initialize
and script activex controls not marked as safe' to enable, my htm pages
loaded fine with no warning message (I am using the filesystemobject).
However, my problem is when I call the same htm via file:/// (rather than
http://localhost), I always get a popup warning window saying 'An ActiveX
control may be unsafe... do you want to allow this interaction?'
Does anyone know how to stop this message from ever showing up when using
the file protocol??
Thanks very much!!!
ec.lee
I am needing to convert a local kiosk IE6 application that was using onboard
IIS (localhost) to an application that can run via the file:/// protocol.
When using IIS localhost, by configuring intranet security for 'Initialize
and script activex controls not marked as safe' to enable, my htm pages
loaded fine with no warning message (I am using the filesystemobject).
However, my problem is when I call the same htm via file:/// (rather than
http://localhost), I always get a popup warning window saying 'An ActiveX
control may be unsafe... do you want to allow this interaction?'
Does anyone know how to stop this message from ever showing up when using
the file protocol??
Thanks very much!!!
ec.lee