[impen]

Hi.

I'm developing an application in VB6. In that application, we're using the WebBrowser control based on Internet Explorer. That WebBrowser control loads a local web page containing an ActiveX object.

Now, when i send parameters to the object using the <param> tag, or when i call the ActiveX object using javascript (as described below) i get a security question from Internet Explorer asking me if i want to allow interaction between the ActiveX control and the rest of the web page even though it might be a security risk.

I want to get rid of that security question. How can that be done?

[rangana]

You should'nt be worying that much

...This only happens locally and not when your file is uploaded on the server already

...But still if you hate to see the yellow-bar annoyances, add this script just right above you html tag:

[impen]

Thanks for your reply.

The thing is, though, that the file will never be uploaded on any server but it'll always be run locally in our application using a WebBrowser control. Sadly your solution didn't work for me locally either.

[impen]

I finally found my solution. I'll post it here in case someone else might need it.

The solution is that the ActiveX control must implement IObjectSafety. How that is done is described here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182598. Note that after step 4 you must register your new .tlb file. That's done like this: