1. Avoiding IE warning messages - ASP
2. How to avoid warning message when using Scripting.FileSystemObject
Hi there, I am writing a web app using asp.net 1.1 and C#. This web app is launched in another win32 application and this app needs to pass information to my web app. But this win32 application doesn't support long string(Maximum 255), which gives me problem passing information longer than 255 through querystring. So I have to use an intermedia plain file and in my web app, using Scripting.FileSystemObject to open the file and read the information in. Each time when I launch the web page, I got a warning message saying "An ActiveX control on this page might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to allow this interaction?" Users need to click "Yes" to proceed. I am pretty sure this is caused by using Scripting.FileSystemObject. All applications run in Intranet environment within a corporate network. My question are "Can I avoid this error message?" and "Can I give permission to my particular web app to run Scripting.FileSystemObject?" Would appreciate your help very much. Mike
3. How to avoid warning message when using Scripting.FileSystemOb - ASP
4. W3SVC out of application warning message
5. Files Open Warning Message in ASP Custom Application
6. SSL warning message for Intranet site
Hi, I have an intranet site that is set up using ssl 128bit encryption (using my own certificate server- windows 2003 server (so thats iis 6.0) The name i used set for the 'issued to' part is its fqdn (intranet.domain.co.uk) when using the FQDN (https://intranet.domain.co.uk) it works fine without any errors. When using it internally I want people to just type https://intranet. This works but they receive an error saying the name doesnt match the name on the certificate, cliick yes to continue. Is there a way round this? I cant think of one ........help!! P.s I have another question but will create a new thread for that. Fell free to ansa both :)
7. Migration to Windows 2003, Error Messages not shown in Browser - ASP
8. II7 - Sending Errror Messages to the Browser
Even though I have configured the IIS 7.0 (Windows 2008) properly to send errors to the Browser, somehow it just does not work. The only thing I get in the browser is : 500 - Internal Server Error - for .asp pages. It does write into the logs fine with ....line number of the error, etc. but just does not send to the browser. Does anybody know if there is a brandnew surprise setting unlike the IIS on Win 2003 that sends error messages to the browser.