That's a dangerous solution
- better to elevate your 1 site to a trusted site than open that privilege to all sites
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| There is a setting in IE that will allow data access across domains. I have
| the same issue with a web component in a SharePoint web that is gathering
| data from a SQL database. If you go to Tools/Internet Options/Security and
| choose the zone that applies to your situation which would likely be
| Internet if your DB is not on a local network and choose Custom Level button
| and scroll down to Miscellaneous and look for Access Data Sources Across
| Domains and select Enable or Prompt.
|
| Jeff
|
| | > From my workstation I inserted the Web Component for the chart, then
| > published to our server. The data is coming from a DB outside of the web.
| > I
| > moved the DB to within the web and received the same results. I also
| > tried
| > just the ActiveX Chart control and nothing changed. The Web Components
| > are
| > installed on the workstations. Also when I creat the DB link for the
| > data, a
| > message that My user logon is being used.
| >
| > "David Berry" wrote:
| >
| >> How are you inserting the Pie Chart? Your subject line says Web
| >> Components.
| >> Are you using the Office Web Components? If so, are you using server side
| >> scripting to create the chart? Are the Web Components installed on the
| >> server or are you using an Active X Control and have them installed on
| >> the
| >> client PCs?
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> >I have installed a Pie Chart on a web page and I am receiving this
| >> >message
| >> > 'Safety settings on this machine prohibit accessing a data source on
| >> > another
| >> > domain' on all work stations. Can't seem to find the problem.
| >>
| >>
| >>
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