"Current security settings do not allow you to send html forms"

[Phil C.]

Hi.
When I try to run adobe photoshop cs html (help files are local to my hard
drive) help that apparently contains frames with a frame submitting a form,
on my win xp pro with sp2, I get a warning blocking active content. When I
tell the page to allow blocked content and try to do a search for a help
term that has me hit the submit button on the page I get a windows os dialog
saying : "Current security settings do not allow you to send html forms".

An experts-exchange thread has the following solution for
WIN 2003:
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Accepted Answer from mdiglio
Date: 08/28/2003 07:05PM PDT
Grade: A
Accepted Answer

OK then
you can try this:

Open Control Panel >> click Add or Remove Programs >> then click Add/Remove
Windows Components >>
Select Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration >> click Details.
Select the user group(s) that you don't want to apply the enhanced security
configuration to - Administrators, Users, or both >>
click OK
Click Next >> click Finish.
Restart Internet Explorer to apply the changed security settings.

Comment from Info_user100
Date: 08/28/2003 07:42PM PDT
Author Comment

God bless you
you saved my screen from more spitting.....
michael

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BUT the "Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration" is not available
in the Add or Remove
Programs for win xp pro.

Does anyone have a workaround for Win XP Pro?????

Thanks,

Phil
Boston, Massachusetts

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

Security settings do not allow sending HTML forms
http://forums.aspfree.com/archive/t-31177

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx

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:

| Hi.
| When I try to run adobe photoshop cs html (help files are local to my hard
| drive) help that apparently contains frames with a frame submitting a form,
| on my win xp pro with sp2, I get a warning blocking active content. When I
| tell the page to allow blocked content and try to do a search for a help
| term that has me hit the submit button on the page I get a windows os dialog
| saying : "Current security settings do not allow you to send html forms".
|
| An experts-exchange thread has the following solution for
| WIN 2003:
| ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
| Accepted Answer from mdiglio
| Date: 08/28/2003 07:05PM PDT
| Grade: A
| Accepted Answer
|
| OK then
| you can try this:
|
| Open Control Panel >> click Add or Remove Programs >> then click Add/Remove
| Windows Components >>
| Select Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration >> click Details.
| Select the user group(s) that you don't want to apply the enhanced security
| configuration to - Administrators, Users, or both >>
| click OK
| Click Next >> click Finish.
| Restart Internet Explorer to apply the changed security settings.
|
| Comment from Info_user100
| Date: 08/28/2003 07:42PM PDT
| Author Comment
|
| God bless you
| you saved my screen from more spitting.....
| michael
|
| ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
|
| BUT the "Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration" is not available
| in the Add or Remove
| Programs for win xp pro.
|
| Does anyone have a workaround for Win XP Pro?????
|
| Thanks,
|
| Phil
| Boston, Massachusetts
|
|

 

[Phil C.]

Thanks Carey,

But the "Submit Non Encryted data in forms" was already enabled and indeed
was mentioned in the experts-exchange thread, so unfortunately it will not
solve the
problem. The solution I believe is to disable this Internet Explorer
"Enhanced Security" for the administrator, or at least figure out which
patch is preventing this submission
and disable it somehow.