I am using <embed> in sound files on webpage. alert comes (Click to run an ActiveX control on this webpage) after recent microsoft update. How I can disable this alert on webpage or is there any other way to use sound files without any prompt. How I can disable alert("Click to run an ActiveX control on this webpage") or suggest any other method to download sound files with out alert.
Are you trying to use Windows Media Player in a page by any chance? I believe there is no way to disable the alert due to tighter security in Internet Explorer 6. That's if your running Windows XP SP2.
You can use <BGSOUND> tag to insert a sound file in your webpages. Check out www.html-reference.com/BGSOUND.htm
I am using ajax to update my web page. when page contents changes the sound file plays. I think I can not use <bgsound> for this because bgsound only plays onload of page etc.
Not necessarily... You can control its playback via Javascript using DOM. Here is a sample @ dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex11/javascriptsound.htm
Thanks again Mty problem has been solved. You can write embed tag through javascript in your page through external .js file. Alert is not comming after doing that. OJASR
You can apply this patch from MS to reverse the warning. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=B7D9801B-4FB5-492E-903E-3400ABF1D731&displaylang=en Thanks Rob