Re: created pdf via FOP, try to load via https and get unsafe Act iveX control msg

["J.Pietschmann" <j3...@yahoo.de>]

Robert.Walker@VerizonWireless.com wrote:
> So is it safe to assume there is nothing I could do during FOP pdf
> generation to somehow make IE think or tell IE there is NO  need
> to use ActiveX

Yes. The web server doesn't care about the browser at all.
It's the browser's decision how to present the content.

> I basically provide a html  table   with a list of PDFs
> these are invoices so would like to use https  

I suppose the "list of PDFs" is meant to be a list of
links. If so, I have no idea why it should trigger the
presented behaviour in IEx. The ActiveX control is only
loaded if PDF content is displayed in an IEx frame.

If PDF is displayed in an IEx window, I don't think there
is a work around without fiddling with the client side
options, like tweaking the IEX security options in order
to suppress the message or telling IEx not to present PDF
inline but start Acrobat Reader as an external program
instead.

J.Pietschmann

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