Allowing ActiveX controls to run for trusted websites

[craigslist.jg]

hi,

Using IE6, I'm wondering if I can allow an ActiveX control to be
executed without having the browser prompt a warning. I want to do
this for a specific website, perhaps one which has been added as a
Trusted Site.

Possible?

Thanks!

 

[PA Bear]

You want your ActiveX Control to run on other users' machines without a
warning??

 

[somefarkerdude]

You want your ActiveX Control to run on other users' machines without a
warning??
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
AumHa VSOP & Admin; DTS-L.org





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I'm sorry, here's what I'm trying to accomplish:

-Take a website, say: http://appserver/access.html, or a webpage
launched directly from the file system, c:\webpage\access.html
-This website will only be accessed through the intranet or local
network drives
-I want to execute an ActiveX control within the access.html page
without naggin the users with a warning.
-I only want to disable the warnings for this particual webpage, not
the rest of the Internet.

Thanks!

 

[Jon Kennedy]

See this article for possible help:

Executing files by hyperlink and the File Download dialog box in Internet
Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/232077/en-us

Mainly deals with executable files, but also mentions ActiveX controls and
how they can be packaged and distributed safely without security prompts.