"Tim Greenfield" <timg@n...> wrote in message 
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> If on a machine with the IE security setting "Submit nonencrypted form data" 
> set to prompt, when I run the following code...
>
> Dim HTTPObj As New XMLHTTP40
> HTTPObj.open "POST", "http://www.something.com/test.asp", False
> HTTPObj.setRequestHeader "Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
> HTTPObj.send "MyData=" & SomeBigString
>
> The user is prompted: "When you send information to the Internet, it might be 
> possible for others to see that information. Do you want to continue?"
>
> If they say no, I get an "Access is denied" error on my call to .send()
>
> Unfortunately, I need to call this code over and over again so I don't want to 
> ask the user everytime. In fact, I've already got user approval to be sending 
> this data in my own dialog. So, the question is: how do I supress this dialog?
>
> Changing the method to "GET", dropping the request header, and including the 
> data in the querystring gets rid of the prompt but gives me a different error 
> because it's trying to send too much data.
>
> I've also tried changing my URL to a valid HTTPS site hoping that this would 
> render the prompt unneccessary (since the data would then be encrypted when 
> sent). Unfortunately, that had no affect.
>
> I could also find the registry key for this setting, back it up, alter it as 
> if the user chose to enable sending unencrypted data over the web, send my 
> data and restore the registry key. I was hoping for a cleaner solution than 
> temporarily messing with the user's settings.
>
> Any other suggestions or ideas!?
>
Did the user add the url to trusted sites, as well as having it not prompt for 
that zone?
Alternatively try using ServerXmlHttp component.

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Joe (MVP - XML)

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