Folder home pages: How to get a .NET user control to host in an ASP.NET-based Outlook folder home pa

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Michael Herman \(Parallelspace\)

[Apologies if this appears to be a re-post.]

We have an ASP.NET page that is hosting a .NET user control.

When we set the ASP.NET page to be the folder home page for an Outlook
folder, the ASP.NET page loads but the user control does not. We get the
"red X" if my memory serves me correctly.

What do we have to do to get our user control to appear in our ASP.NET
folder home page? (We've done the usual .NET security things to get the
page and the control to render in IE as well as a Windows Messenger tab).

Thanks,
Michael.

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Michael Herman
Parallelspace Corporation
Developers of Advanced Business Collaboration Solutions for Microsoft
SharePoint, Microsoft Live Communications Server and Groove Workspace

Portal and Content Migration Solution Specialists:
http://www.parallelspace.net/sharepoint
SharePoint Migration Knowledge Center:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sharepointmigration
 
I would very much appreciate a response to following ...thanks, Michael.
 
I don't know if any .NET control will work in an Outlook folder home page,
Outlook doesn't have much support for .NET. I never use it myself with
Outlook at all. The only thing I can think of to try is to make sure your
control is marked as safe for scripting and safe for initialization.




Michael Herman (Parallelspace) said:
I would very much appreciate a response to following ...thanks, Michael.

Michael Herman (Parallelspace) said:
[Apologies if this appears to be a re-post.]

We have an ASP.NET page that is hosting a .NET user control.

When we set the ASP.NET page to be the folder home page for an Outlook
folder, the ASP.NET page loads but the user control does not. We get the
"red X" if my memory serves me correctly.

What do we have to do to get our user control to appear in our ASP.NET
folder home page? (We've done the usual .NET security things to get the
page and the control to render in IE as well as a Windows Messenger tab).

Thanks,
Michael.

----------
Michael Herman
Parallelspace Corporation
Developers of Advanced Business Collaboration Solutions for Microsoft
SharePoint, Microsoft Live Communications Server and Groove Workspace

Portal and Content Migration Solution Specialists:
http://www.parallelspace.net/sharepoint
SharePoint Migration Knowledge Center:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sharepointmigration
 
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