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
 
A

Alexey Smirnov

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

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
 
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Jesse Houwing

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??

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.
 
A

AAaron123

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.
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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