boroarke
11-15-2005, 03:38 PM
In AMS 5 whenever I would put in a 'no right click' or 'no highlight' JavaScript into the html of a webobject, everytime the user would open the page containing the webobject with that JavaScript, Internet Explorer would always pop up that annoying warning at the top of with browser window that says "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access your computer"
Now, if I create a webobject with the same html file and place it in AMS 6, that annoying IE warning does not show up.
I am not complaining, I am actually very happy since now I know my html is completely protected since in the past with my projects created in AMS5, when that IE warning would appear, the JavaScript was disabled leaving the html easily copyable (is that even a word??)
So what I am asking, is this something that was added in 6.0 or is my system just not showing the IE warning for some reason and the warning will still be shown on other users PC disabling the JavaScript?
Bryan
Now, if I create a webobject with the same html file and place it in AMS 6, that annoying IE warning does not show up.
I am not complaining, I am actually very happy since now I know my html is completely protected since in the past with my projects created in AMS5, when that IE warning would appear, the JavaScript was disabled leaving the html easily copyable (is that even a word??)
So what I am asking, is this something that was added in 6.0 or is my system just not showing the IE warning for some reason and the warning will still be shown on other users PC disabling the JavaScript?
Bryan