Does "Launching..." mean something different then using NavigateUrl??

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AAaron123

In IE8

options/security/customlevel/Launching programs and files in an IFRAME

I checked Disable


But my iframes still work find if I use:

<asp:TreeNode NavigateUrl...

with the target being an iFrame.



I just wanted to check my code for when iFrames are not enabled.



Does "Launching..." mean something different then using NavigateUrl??







Thanks
 
In IE8

options/security/customlevel/Launching programs and files in an IFRAME

I checked Disable

But my iframes still work find if I use:

<asp:TreeNode NavigateUrl...

with the target being an iFrame.

I just wanted to check my code for when iFrames are not enabled.

Does "Launching..." mean something different then using NavigateUrl??

Thanks
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It says "programs and files" meaning that when this option is on you
cannot download files or run application from an IFRAME (containing a
directory or folder reference).

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie6/using/howto/security/setup.mspx
 
Hello AAaron123,
In IE8

options/security/customlevel/Launching programs and files in an IFRAME

I checked Disable

But my iframes still work find if I use:

<asp:TreeNode NavigateUrl...

with the target being an iFrame.

I just wanted to check my code for when iFrames are not enabled.

Does "Launching..." mean something different then using NavigateUrl??
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This setting does not disable IFrames. It disables the loading of external
files (plugins, pdfs, word dosuments or downloads setup files, archives etc)
from within an IFrame.
 
Jesse Houwing said:
Hello AAaron123,


This setting does not disable IFrames. It disables the loading of external
files (plugins, pdfs, word dosuments or downloads setup files, archives
etc) from within an IFrame.
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I learned of it when I read on the Internet that it disabled IFRames. So I
thought I'd use it to see my "Disabled" message, as a test. The wording made
me wonder.

Thanks
 
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