Re: CHM Resources and Windows XP SP2

From: Louis Solomon [SteelBytes] (louis_at_steelbytes.spam-is-bad.com)
Date: 09/22/04

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    I've found that even a .html with a trival bit of javascript that just does
    document.print() in an onclick handler will cause sp2 to spit a warning (and
    disable the script till I click ok at in the yellow warning that ie shows at
    the top).
    I think by default sp2 just looks for _any_ script, not just dangerous
    script. 

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Louis Solomon
www.steelbytes.com
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:28E7D01E-2864-4152-A3C9-EF3E6B189234@microsoft.com...
> Yes, I did have JavaScript in my pages. However, I have been using the
> similar scripts in my pages and they work well even in SP2.
>
>
> "Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]" wrote:
>
>> > My HTML pages do
>> > not use any active controls or IE behaviors.
>>
>> not even a tiny bit of javascript ?
>>
>> -- 
>> Louis Solomon
>> www.steelbytes.com
>>
>>
>> "YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:734B00D3-F2C7-4942-8BF0-E17C01CF04AA@microsoft.com...
>> > My VB6 application was designed around the IUI concept that the main
>> > window
>> > displays a web interface for user to access the application
>> > functionalities.
>> > I compiled all the web pages and images into a CHM file for easier
>> > deployment
>> > and simple protection reason.
>> >
>> > Then, my application displays the web pages in the CHM file through an 
>> > IE
>> > web browser control using URL that looks like:
>> > ms-its:C:\MyApp\RESOURCE.CHM::/main.htm
>> >
>> > All this works fine prior XP SP2. After I installed XP SP2, the web
>> > browser
>> > control in my application fails to display the page. Instead, it shows 
>> > a
>> > "Page Cannot Be Displayed" error. Besides, directly accessing the URL
>> > above
>> > in IE6 browser (with XP SP2) displays the same error message with info 
>> > bar
>> > pops up complaining that the page contains active elements. My HTML 
>> > pages
>> > do
>> > not use any active controls or IE behaviors.
>> >
>> > Please help.
>> > Thanks.
>> >
>>
>>
>>
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