Problem on displaying ASP.NET Page inside .html webpage's Frame

[Chi Wai]

Hi

I am having problem on displaying a asp.net website inside a html frame on
IE6. It works fine on IE7 and firefox. Could you give me some suggestion
whether I need to change some of my code or server's settings to get it to
work with IE6 as well.

I have a asp.net website. which I need to place it inside a html frame.
Under IE 6 it can display the login.aspx page, once the user logged in, it
displays "The page connect be displayed". I can get around it by asking the
user to put that url of that asp.net site into their trusted site, is there
any other way that I can program it, so that the page can be display on IE6
inside the HTML page instead of the need to add the site to a trusted site?

Sorry about my bad description.

Many thanks

Chi

[v-wy...@prcvap.microsoft.com]

Hello Chi,

What are the url address of the HTML page and your ASP.net page?
Are they in different domain? For example: www.a.com/a.html and www.b.com/b.aspx.
It sounds your client side disabled the “Navigate sub-frames across different domains” for security issue in IE. If this is the case, I’m afraid there is no way to change his setting in your ASP.net page or in Server Setting. If client is in your intranet domain, group policy maybe can help on such case.

Hope this helps,
Best regards,
Wen Yuan

Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

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[Chi Wai]

Hi Wen Yuan

Yeah, the HTML page and aspx page are from different domain. And the website
is for public use, which mean we cannot change the intranet domain/ group
policy.

Could you let me know what setting do I need to inform the customer to
change on their IE6, so that they can navigate the site inside that HTML
page. My IE6's "Navigate sub-frames across different domains" is enable
already and I tried to enable "Access data sources across domains" and it
does now work.

Thanks very much for your help

Chi

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[v-wy...@prcvap.microsoft.com]

Hello Chi,

If your website is used for public, it’s not a good idea to suggest your customers to change their security setting. This behavior will effect on the whole Internet Zone. I don’t think your customer will glad to change do that. In my opinion, informing your customer to add your website into the trust website list is the correct way.

For the exact security setting, I’m afraid to say I’m not a big IE guy. I think it’s “Navigate sub-frames across different domains” before. But it seems not. I'm not sure what it is. But, I suggest you can post it in Microsoft.public.internetexplorer.security newsgroup if you really want to get it, because the people in that group will be more likely to be able to help and familiar in such field. However, the best way is to persuit your customer to add your website into trusted website, rather than modifying IE security setting.

Hope this helps, Let us know if you have any more concern. We are glad to assist you.

[Chi Wai]

Hi Ven Yuan

Thanks for your information. I will ask them to add the site to trusted site
for now.

Many thanks

Chi
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You are welcome, Chi. :)

Have a great weekend,