"Access denied" when viewing my ajax asp.net web page in outlook 2003

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  • noureddine@astoine.com

    "Access denied" when viewing my ajax asp.net web page in outlook 2003

    When I create a folder in outlook and give it a homepage url to an
    ajax
    asp.net page I've developed, I get ajax errors on my page when viewed
    in
    outlook. The Error is : "Access is denied".

    I don't get this error when viewing the page directely in IE.

    Thank you
    Noro
  • Kevin Spencer

    #2
    Re: "Access denied" when viewing my ajax asp.net web page in outlook 2003

    Outlook has a much more restricted security configuration for Internet
    Explorer than the OS. It is the JavaScript in your page that is being denied
    run privileges.

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    HTH,

    Kevin Spencer
    Chicken Salad Surgeon
    Microsoft MVP

    <noureddine@ast oine.comwrote in message
    news:38d79518-5fb9-4b9b-b694-0170263deb0f@o7 7g2000hsf.googl egroups.com...
    When I create a folder in outlook and give it a homepage url to an
    ajax
    asp.net page I've developed, I get ajax errors on my page when viewed
    in
    outlook. The Error is : "Access is denied".
    >
    I don't get this error when viewing the page directely in IE.
    >
    Thank you
    Noro

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    • noro

      #3
      Re: &quot;Access denied&quot; when viewing my ajax asp.net web page in outlook2003

      Thank you for your answer,

      Can you inform me how I can personalize the security level of my site
      in Outlook so that it can execute Ajax Javascript code?

      Thanks in advance,
      Noro

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      • Mark Fitzpatrick

        #4
        Re: &quot;Access denied&quot; when viewing my ajax asp.net web page in outlook 2003

        I don't believe this is possible as this is a safeguard within outlook and
        it's built-in browsing engine and not something a web developer can code. If
        we could code such features, any mailicious web site could just use this
        code to make their web site deemed safe. This is why you see most emails
        come in as basically a static web page, advanced features are just not
        available and users should be redirected from the email to view the site in
        their browser.

        Hope this helps,
        Mark Fitzpatrick
        Microsoft MVP - Expression



        "noro" <noureddine@ast oine.comwrote in message
        news:c236bc5b-3456-4982-8c7e-d6fedb3a59e6@i7 g2000prf.google groups.com...
        Thank you for your answer,
        >
        Can you inform me how I can personalize the security level of my site
        in Outlook so that it can execute Ajax Javascript code?
        >
        Thanks in advance,
        Noro

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