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[SOLVED] difference between my JAVA and others


asmith

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why i always use java on my pages . for example disable a button for a form to be completed ,    when i run it on internet explorer a yellow bar comes at the top of the page and ask me about do i allow it or not .... when i accept it  , then the page would run fine .

but other sites i see use java , but never this yellow bar comes up !

what is different between my pages and other sites ? ( firefox runs it fine) .

if it is a setting in IE , why it won't effect other sites ?

 

(i'm using IE 6 )

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You are opening the file directly through the file system in your browser (probably from your desktop or your my documents folder.)

 

That uses a higher browser security setting.

 

When you open a file on the Internet, the browser uses a different security setting.

 

If you were to install a web server (Apache/IIS) on your computer and placed your file in the web document folder and browse to it using a URL (http://localhost/yourfile.html) instead of browsing to it through the file system, it would not display the yellow-bar warning message.

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