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SecurityHtml (Property) In french: SécuritéHtml
The SecurityHtml property gets and sets the status of the security mechanism of the following controls: - HTML Display controls.
- HTML Editor controls.
The security mechanism of these types of controls blocks all the potentially dangerous content (plug-ins, ActiveX, JavaScript code, etc.). Remarks: - You can also manage the security mechanism of:
- the HTML Display control via "Don't allow the execution of JavaScript scripts" ("Details" tab in the control description window). If this option is checked, the security mechanism is enabled.
- the HTML Editor control via "Allow execution of JavaScript code in the edited document" ("General" tab in the control description window). The security mechanism is enabled if this option is unchecked.
- "HTML Display control" is the new name of the HTML Edit control from version 25 and earlier.
// Retrieve a document on Internet HTTPRequest(gsURL)  // Enable security mechanism of HTML Display control HTM_EditDoc.SecurityHtml = secHtmlMaxi  // Initialize the control with the document HTM_EditDoc = HTTPGetResult()
Syntax
Determining if the security mechanism of an HTML control is enabled Hide the details
<Result> = <Control used>.SecurityHtml
<Result>: Boolean constant or Boolean Current security mode:
| | secHtmlMaxi (or True) (Default value) | No script is run (javascript, vbscript, etc.). No ActiveX control or plugin is displayed or run. | secHtmlNone (or False) | The scripts are run. The ActiveX controls or plugins are displayed and run. Remark: The scripts will not be run in the control if the State property of the control is set to Inactive or Grayed. |
<Control used>: Control name Name of the control to be used: - HTML Display control.
- HTML Editor control.
Enabling/disabling the security mechanism of HTML Edit controls Hide the details
<Control used>.SecurityHtml = <Value>
<Control used>: Control name Name of the control to be used: - HTML Display control.
- HTML Editor control.
<Value>: Boolean constant or Boolean Security mode to apply:
| | secHtmlMaxi (or True) (Default value) | No script is run (javascript, vbscript, etc.). No ActiveX control or plugin is displayed or run. | secHtmlNone (or False) | The scripts are run. The ActiveX controls or plugins are displayed and run. Remark: The scripts will not be run in the control if the State property of the control is set to Inactive or Grayed. |
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