Internet Explorer security message blocks my vrml from playing

I created a simple flash interactive saved as an exe file. I
created a button with a “get url” script to launch a
quicktime vrml, it launches internet explorer and a security
message about active content appears, which blocks the vrml from
playing. Is there anyway the vrml can open without getting the
internet explorer security message?

Hi,
My immediate reaction is don't panic! If you are testing your
own page from your own local server then there is nothing to worry
about. The whole issue of Active X controls is another sore point
when having to deal with Microsoft's handling of interactive
content.
Triggering of the warning can be caused by various things
other than the obvious contact with dynamic content. Here is an old
thread from a discussion on why Active X warning appear on your own
pages.
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic16624.htm
Googling will find more evidence for you to trace. Your code
looks fine to me and is not a threat to your system if it came off
of your own local server.
Active X is a pain in the butt.
regards
Nick Barling
www.barkingweb.com

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