RE: FN-FORUM: cms help

date posted 20th January 2004 01:50

> Its a site where registered users can add articles as well, is this
> quite common for large organisations (mainly financial) to block
> javascript?

Aye, IME the bigger the company the more paranoid they tend to be.

Another thing you might want to look for is Server.CreateObject - this is
another way of doing ActiveX, although if it was just ActiveX causing the
problem IE would give you a specific warning, something like "This page
contains ActiveX content which is not permitted under your current security
settings ..."

> They're having a site launch on Wednesday, great timing for the
> developer to be away, anyone with experience of this and ASP free to do
> a bit of tweaking and testing tommorrow, maybe a couple of hours? Can be
> paid or exchange for design work.

Aye, I can have a quick shuftie for you, although can't promise too much, as
I'm on-site myself.

Richard Harfst

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