It's a security measure, it can't be overridden.
Nope, don't know who told you that. It can be overridden. Simply use an
external js file to load the activex control. So in your page you do
something like
<body src="extern.js"/>
and in your extern.js you do something like
document.write('<object clsid=owc object goes here...
The action will cause the ActiveX control to immediately load in active
mode. The user no longer has to click to activate.
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Alvin Bruney said:
It's a security measure, it can't be overridden. By the way, this never
used to happen, it seemed to have been implemented in a patch with IE or
the OS.
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Douglas Osborne said:
When I render a pivot table, you can see on the mouseover of the pivot
table 'Click to activate and use this control'. When I click, the
PivotTable Field List box is rendered.
Does anyone know how to prevent this?
The example on
http://stats.oecd.org/wbos/ViewPivot.aspx?DatasetCode=CRS+HIVAIDS&QueryName=By+Donor
prevents this from occuring - it has to be some easy VB or JS code.
TIA,
Doug
