I was asked this yesterday and said no but something weird is happening on our
IE installs.
Yesterday when we enter my CF8 ColdFusion RIA app in IE, we are warned that
since we have ActiveX disabled some applications may not display properly. The
application does display and function
Yesterday when we enter my CF8 ColdFusion RIA app in IE, we are warned that
since we have
ActiveX disabled some applications may not display properly. The application
does display and
function correctly but it is an annoying message and leads to the question of
whether CF is
using
Dave,
Thanks for the reply. Would I be right in assuming if I am not using the
EnableCAB attribute and only using the CF8 ajax components (and no FlashForms)
that this is a false error?
Thanks,
Michael
Yesterday when we enter my CF8 ColdFusion RIA app in IE, we are
warned that since
If you are only using Ajax (no Java and no Flash) then you should not
be getting ActiveX warnings. If you are seeing that warning it would
suggest that you are using more than just Ajax without realizing it. I
assume you are only getting this warning on the specific pages with
RIA controls on
I am using a very vanilla CFLayout page with cfajaxproxy calls and the jQuery
framework. I do have the java machine installed (since it is required by
Eclipse).
If you are only using Ajax (no Java and no Flash) then you should not
be getting ActiveX warnings. If you are seeing that warning
I am using a very vanilla CFLayout page with cfajaxproxy calls and the jQuery
framework. I do
have the java machine installed (since it is required by Eclipse).
What do you see when you view source in the page? Or, in the case of
an AIR application, what does a tool like Wireshark tell you
it turns out that it was only happening on two workstations. We made a change
to the Group Policy on that server, ran gpupdate from a command window and now
it is working correctly.
Thanks for all your suggestions and help.
I am using a very vanilla CFLayout page with cfajaxproxy calls
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