How to get rid of annoying security message

[heal]

Hi, I'm working in Flare V6 and using project linking, in other words, linking to snippets, master page, glossary and more to a master project. (I want to reuse objects instead of having the same things in several projects.)

I get the following security message when I've generated the web help (see screen shot attached):

What shall I do? I don't want the users to have this annoying message... which comes back several times asking the same thing over and over again.

[RamonS]

When you view the WebHellp from a local drive then enabling the MOTW option will prevent such messages, but MOTW enabled is not a recommended setting when serving WebHelp from a web server. Also, there might be strict security restrictions enabled within IE that may cause this message.

[heal]

Hi again, thank you RamonS for your reply. Sorry, don't know what the MOTW option refers to

[LTinker68]

In the WebHelp target, on the Basic tab I believe, there is an option that says Mark of the Web (MOTW for short). That option is what he's referring to.

[Bill Stevens]

A note of caution when enabling MOTW:

"However, please note that if you have links in your project to non-HTML files (e.g., DOC, PDF, JPG, GIF), those links will not work with MOTW enabled. Therefore, MOTW should not be used unless the links in your project are limited to HTML documents only."

Bill

[rob hollinger]

Assuming you are hosting your webhelp on an SSL server (https).

In V6, if you have anything set to "none" in your skin (aka - Images), you will most likely see this message.
Open the skin in a text editor and do a search for "none".
A workaround would be to create a 1x1 transparent png file and use in place of "none" for images not wanted in the skin.

[heal]

Thank you Rhollinger It is true, the annoying messages started to show after removing the arrows for glossary links (in the FLSKN file). So I will try out to put a single-pixled image there instead, and see if can get rid of this security message.