Re: Project Guide requires trusted site?
From: Gary L. Chefetz \(MVP\) ("Gary)
Date: 09/21/04
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Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 08:16:41 -0400
Scott:
This isn't telling you that Project Server has to be in the trusted sites
zone, it's telling you that the custom content must be.
-- Gary L. Chefetz, MVP "We wrote the book on Project Server http://www.msprojectexperts.com - "Scott Holman" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:023c01c49c2c$8bb75b00$a501280a@phx.gbl... > We have installed Project Client SP1 and have modified > the registry to allow Project Clients to attach to a > Project Server that is in the Local Intranet Zone rather > than the Trusted Sites zone. This fix was per KB > 843608. Prior to applying SP1 and modifying the > registry, the Project Server had to be in the Trusted > Sites zone. > > We were satisfied with this behavior until we tried using > custom content in our Project Guide. Using the Critical > Path custom guide that is included with the Microsoft > Office Project 2003 SDK, we encounter the following error > message: > > "This project is attempting to use web pages from the > site > http://customguideURL.dnsentry.com/guides/critpath/sample. > xml to display its Project Guide. You have not identified > this site as a trusted site in Internet Explorer. > Project cannot display pages from untrusted sites, so > this project will be opened using the default Project > Guide. If you want to use the web pages from another site > to display the Project Guide, you need to make the site > trusted in Internet Explorer. You should only make a site > trusted if you are aware of the site's identity, and you > trust it will not damage your computer or your data. > Note that when you trust a site in Internet Explorer, you > are trusting the entire domain to which that site > belongs. For example, if you trust the site > http://www.microsoft.com/widgets, you are trusting the > entire http://www.microsoft.com domain." > > This message implies that installing SP1 and modifying > the registry per KB 843608 does not completely alleviate > the need for having project server in the Trusted Sites > zone. > > Does anybody have any suggestions? > > Thanks, > Scott
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