Viewing my own webparts in Frontpage

From: Brad Smith (asmodean_at_cox.net)
Date: 02/10/04 

Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:57:40 -0800

Are you trying to implement a designer for the control?
When you load a web part in via Frontpage 2003 it is
initialized in design mode. If you are trying to
implement items or other assemblies in the design mode of
a control then you will have issues if the assembly is not
listed as a safe control.

Does this help?

-Brad

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>I've written a couple of webparts which work perfectly
using IE, but when I
>put them on a page I can no longer edit the page using
FrontPage 2003. Does
>anyone know why this happens? and how I can stop this?(-
even if I can't see
>my own web parts I would like to be able to edit the rest
of the page!)
>The message details I get when try to open the page in
Frontpage is:
>
>"A Web Part or Web Form Control on this Web Part Page
cannot be displayed or
>imported because it is not registered as safe on this
site. You may not be
>able to open this page in an HTML editor that is
compatible with Microsoft
>Windows SharePoint Services, such as Microsoft Office
FrontPage. To fix this
>page, contact the site administrator to have the Web Part
or Web Form
>Control configured as safe. You can also remove the Web
Part or Web Form
>Control from the page by using the Web Parts Maintenance
Page. If you have
>the necessary permissions, you can use this page to
disable Web Parts
>temporarily or remove personal settings. For more
information, contact your
>site administrator."
>
>Despite what the above message says I am sure I have
configured the webparts
>as safe because I am having no trouble viewing or editing
them using the
>browser, its just viewing them in Frontpage which causes
the problem.
>
>Thanks,
>Nicky
>
>
>.
>

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