FP 2000 creates ActiveX in pages that causes an browser error

[Sam Steinhauser]

I am redesigning my site and used a template from FP 2000. As I test the site
I get an ActiveX error from IE 6 and I don't have anything in the pages
unusual. I don't want this error coming through for web site visitors. What
can I do?

 

[Murray]

http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Can you provide a URL?

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[Sam Steinhauser]

I haven't published it yet. I was checking it bu=y going into it's folder and
clicking the index file and that's where I get the ActiveX warning.

Thanks

 

[Sam Steinhauser]

Thanks for the site. Mine is a fresh install so I guess it's disabled.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Do you have a flash (.swf) file running on your page, as it uses ActiveX in IE. If you have you have
installed Windows XP SP2, then this is the normal default to show the warning to any user that try
to run a web page on the desktop in IE. The error may or may not happen (depending on the user
security settings) once the site is publish and accessed from a web server.

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[Murray]

If it's a fresh install, you will need to enable the elements mentioned in
that link.