disable the activeX popup warning

change the security settings in your browser...

however, your users will still see the popup unless they also change their security settings.  you can't run something that might harm someones machine without them knowing.


BRUNO

Hello BRUNO,

I already try this option by reading the others questions
regarding the same topic.
There is one person who ask a question and at the end he said we can do it with cookie. But I don't know how to ask him.

Woaini

do you have a link to the question you are referring to?

Hello Bruno,

Here is the link

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20162099/Disable-activex-controls-popup-warning.html

Woaini

posted there in the hopes that the user will come here and explain how cookies were used....

Have you tried signing your ActiveX control? That is always a good practice and might solve your problem.

Hello Alfaromeo,

What you mean by signing my activeX control ?
I just writing vbs script and calling those script from a html page. Because VB script doesn't have a GUI interface.

Woaini

This is what I meant...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/01/04/WSH/WSH.asp

You can't use cookies to disable popup ActiveX warning :) This even sounds kinda funny...

GEM100 : Thank you for your comment !

Alfaromeo : I read quickly the link you sent to me.
This solution is only when I have an activeX control that I needs to sign. But in my case, I don't have any activeX control. I just develop vbscript file and call these function from an HTML page because VBscript cannot have GUI interface.

Why don't you just use ASP?  In any event, you can't get away from that prompt without changing the browser settings.  The reason the prompt is there is so that malicious code is not executed on the client machine without the client first authorizing it.  If it were possible to remove the prompt remotely, then it would defeat the whole purpose.

Agree with GEM100 about the cookies and stino about the ASP.  The only way you can override is to trust the site in your security settings.  What is the script code trying to accomplish?  Because ASP (or another scripting language that resides server-side) would probably be your best bet...

I want to know how to disable the activeX popup warning each time I try to run my vbs and wsh script from my web page (showmodaldialog) ?

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i think my first comment here is still correct...

Mine is also correct...

It is time to clean this abandoned question up.  

I am putting it on a clean up list for CS.

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