Intranet webpage question?

[davidor]

I have a hyperlink on a HTML file when you click the link the batch file will scan for viruses on the computer by command line. When you click this link
This dialog box pops up

http://img331.imageshack.us/img331/1886/messageei7.jpg

By default, the do not show this message again is checked. After the person clicks OK it will not show the message again.

I found that the Active content message might be tied into the "confirm open before download" switch.

My question is how by code (HTML or otherwise) do you reset the message to popup again?

 

[TamedTech]

My first thought is that there is no way to control this.

It appears to be a security feature that sits in Internet Explorer (and probably other browsers).

I think you're bound to have all sorts of issues actioning Batch Files from a web based location.

Without poking my nose in to much, I worked as an IT Manager for a couple of years, why have you opted for a web based action to scan you systems for Virus'?

Symantec offer very comprehensive solution for network implementation that'll alow you control over your virus protection on your domains from a single location and wont involve any user interation.

Rob

 

[davidor]

I should have mentioned this... I work at a Helpdesk in a university. This page will be sitting on a CD that will autorun when a student inserts it into their computer. Before connecting the computer to the network that is when we give them an option to doa thorough scan of the computer(that is where the batch file comes into play).

 

[JamesGMills]

Why not put a message to the user to ask them to untick it? I can not think of any other way.

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