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Are your internet/intranet security settings . &nbsp;Often times activeX will error out for security reasons.
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Are your internet/intranet security settings .  Often times activeX will error out for security reasons.

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yes, all of my settings are set to &quot;enable&quot;<br />

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yes, all of my settings are set to "enable"


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Hi Frube,<br />
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I tried changing my security settings and putting the mark of the web on the page, but that still did not fix it... :(<br />
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Any other suggestions?
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Hi Frube,

I tried changing my security settings and putting the mark of the web on the page, but that still did not fix it... :(


Any other suggestions?

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frube,<br />
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you started me on the right track, so thanks for the help.<br />
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you actually have to allow CASPOL to trust the website, and then use javascript to start the activex component automatically<br />

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frube,

you started me on the right track, so thanks for the help.

you actually have to allow CASPOL to trust the website, and then use javascript to start the activex component automatically


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Hello,<br />
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I have an activeX component, that when loaded onto a server, will run and exectue on the user's browser perfectly.<br />
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However, when i test it on my local machine (i.e. &nbsp;<a href="http://localhost/webapp" rel="ugc">http://localhost/webapp</a>) the component wont load.. its just, nothing happens.<br />
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anyone know why?<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Hello,

I have an activeX component, that when loaded onto a server, will run and exectue on the user's browser perfectly.

However, when i test it on my local machine (i.e.  http://localhost/webapp) the component wont load.. its just, nothing happens.

anyone know why?

Thanks.


ActiveX works on production site, but not Localhost, why?

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.