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I have an ActiveX control in my ASP page that has not been signed yet, so
currently just for testing I set the Security for Intranet to "Low".
When I run the ASP page on my machine (the IIS is in my machine), I have no
problem, except the page prompted me with "An ActiveX control on this page
might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to
allow this interaction?"
But, when I run the ASP page on another machine (even though the other
machine is also a development machine that already has the ActiveX control
and I set the Security for Intranet to "Low"), it did not prompt me the
above message, and I got an error when accesing any method of the AX control
(e.g Object doesn't support this property or method 'myAXControl.method').
Is this because I have to create a CAB file and mark the AX control as safe
for scripting ?
To create a CAB file for this AX control, do I need to create my own VB AX
Control project that contains this control and then create a cab file for
this VB project ?
Thanks a lot.
currently just for testing I set the Security for Intranet to "Low".
When I run the ASP page on my machine (the IIS is in my machine), I have no
problem, except the page prompted me with "An ActiveX control on this page
might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to
allow this interaction?"
But, when I run the ASP page on another machine (even though the other
machine is also a development machine that already has the ActiveX control
and I set the Security for Intranet to "Low"), it did not prompt me the
above message, and I got an error when accesing any method of the AX control
(e.g Object doesn't support this property or method 'myAXControl.method').
Is this because I have to create a CAB file and mark the AX control as safe
for scripting ?
To create a CAB file for this AX control, do I need to create my own VB AX
Control project that contains this control and then create a cab file for
this VB project ?
Thanks a lot.