Spry, XML & IE7 - Need Help

Question

I recently upgraded to DW CS3 and to Spry 1.6, and am looking
forward to using Spry to work with XML. My main development centers
around Sidebar Gadgets, comprised of files living locally on a
user's computer.
After piecing together a simple XML file and an HTML page
with a Spry Table widget, I discovered that while I could upload
these files to my webserver and have them work correctly, locally
on my own machine the HTML file causes an ActiveX security message
and won't load the XML content until I OK the message.
Unfortunately, this means that a Sidebar Gadget with the same Spry
code doesn't work because the Sidebar platform is built on top of
IE7 technology.
Is there something within Spry that will allow XML to be
loaded locally without the ActiveX security message? (Asking users
to change their security settings just for this gadget isn't an
option since it is not a very user friendly solution)
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!

Answer 1

Thanks for pointing out the MotW Command in DW. I was playing
around with it a bit last night, but the command makes typing it on
various pages much easier!
I did, however, run into a problem in trying to use MotW. Out
of about 10 or so test pages I was playing with last night, the
first two that I inserted MotW on worked fine. The XML data
appeared in its table as intended without any security message. The
following 8 test pages I attempted to use MotW did not work. When I
opened the page, no security message appeared, but no data appears
on the page either - the page is simply blank.
If anyone is willing to have a gander at this, I have
uploaded the files to my website. (
http://www.brucebracken.com/test).
As you can see, the file works fine on my website, but when the
files are downloaded to my desktop and run from my desktop, I get
the blank page.
HTML file:
http://www.brucebracken.com/test/index.html
XML file:
http://www.brucebracken.com/test/index.html
Spry JS files: Version 1.6 in the default Spry dir
Thanks in advance!