Do all javascript blocked by service pack 2?

[jonathan]

I installed service pack 2. Sometimes I saw a link that link to:
<a href="javascript:popChatWin(0)">

Sometimes I use javascript to redirect website. Service pack 2 block
that.

Sometimes the javascript is not blocked. Sometimes it is. When is it
blocked and when not? Does javascript always blocked under service
pack 2?

[Dan]

I noticed the same. It appears to only take place when you are viewing
the file locally on your computer. My experience has been that once
live on a web server it is allowed it with out any warnings.

Dan
jo**********@yahoo.com.sg (jonathan) wrote in message news:<79**************************@posting.google. com>...

I installed service pack 2. Sometimes I saw a link that link to:
<a href="javascript:popChatWin(0)">

Sometimes I use javascript to redirect website. Service pack 2 block
that.

Sometimes the javascript is not blocked. Sometimes it is. When is it
blocked and when not? Does javascript always blocked under service
pack 2?

[Daniel Kirsch]

Dan wrote:

I noticed the same. It appears to only take place when you are viewing
the file locally on your computer. My experience has been that once
live on a web server it is allowed it with out any warnings.

By default SP2 disables JavaScript locally but allows it for pages from
a web server.

Daniel

[Andrew Thompson]

On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:30:34 +0100, Daniel Kirsch wrote:

Dan wrote:

I noticed the same. It appears to only take place when you are viewing
the file locally on your computer. My experience has been that once
live on a web server it is allowed it with out any warnings.

By default SP2 disables JavaScript locally but allows it for pages from
a web server.

Unless the local pages contain a particular mark..
<http://groups.google.com/groups?as_epq=mark%20of%20the%20web&safe=images&as _ugroup=comp.lang.javascript>

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[jonathan]

Allright, check this out, for example:
http://businessfranchisegroupinterne...ssociation.htm

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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:30:34 +0100, Daniel Kirsch wrote:

Dan wrote:

I noticed the same. It appears to only take place when you are viewing
the file locally on your computer. My experience has been that once
live on a web server it is allowed it with out any warnings.

By default SP2 disables JavaScript locally but allows it for pages from
a web server.

Unless the local pages contain a particular mark..
<http://groups.google.com/groups?as_epq=mark%20of%20the%20web&safe=images&as _ugroup=comp.lang.javascript>

[Andrew Thompson]

On 3 Dec 2004 15:08:21 -0800, jonathan wrote:

Please put comments after the text to which you are replying,
and trim excess text..
<http://www.physci.org/codes/javafaq.jsp#netiquette>

Allright, check this out, for example:
[1]
http://businessfranchisegroupinterne...ssociation.htm

You mean this?
<http://www.eliteteammarketing.com/93824/>

What about it? [1] What is this an example of?

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[jonathan]

Andrew Thompson <Se********@www.invalid> wrote in message news:<1w****************************@40tude.net>.. .

On 3 Dec 2004 15:08:21 -0800, jonathan wrote:

Please put comments after the text to which you are replying,
and trim excess text..
<http://www.physci.org/codes/javafaq.jsp#netiquette>

Allright, check this out, for example:

[1]

http://businessfranchisegroupinterne...ssociation.htm

You mean this?
<http://www.eliteteammarketing.com/93824/>

What about it? [1] What is this an example of?

That page, http://businessfranchisegroupinterne...ssociation.htm
use a javascript redirect to http://www.eliteteammarketing.com/93824/.
However, internet explorer block the redirect. It's on the server, not
on the hard drive in my directory. Why?

[Andrew Thompson]

On 4 Dec 2004 11:08:06 -0800, jonathan wrote:

That page, http://businessfranchisegroupinterne...ssociation.htm
use a javascript redirect to http://www.eliteteammarketing.com/93824/.
No it doesn't. The second document is framed within the first.
I found it by looking at the source of the first page. I did not
even investigate the other frames.
However, internet explorer block the redirect. It's on the server, not
on the hard drive in my directory. Why?

Try saving the second link if you want to keep records about
that particular internet based pyramid scheme. I could not be
bothered trying to save either. They are both beyond redemption.

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