Normally if you include any ActiveX control in an HTML file and browse it using MS Internet Explorer(ActiveX only works in MS IE) it gives you warning about the ActiveX control. Here is a way to avoid this warning problem.
1) Create a .js file and insert the activeX control properties using javascript document.write method
document.write('<OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:0713E8A2-850A-101B-AFC0-4210102A8DA7" ID="TreeView1" STYLE="HEIGHT: 400px; LEFT: 50px; WIDTH: 300px">');
document.write('<PARAM NAME="LineStyle" VALUE="0">');
document.write('<PARAM NAME="Style" VALUE="7">');
document.write('<PARAM NAME="Appearance" VALUE="1">');
document.write('<PARAM NAME="BorderStyle" VALUE="1">');
document.write('<PARAM NAME="Indentation" VALUE="250">');
document.write('</OBJECT>');
2) Insert the code in the body part in the HTML file.
<script language="Javascript" src="treeview_activex.js" mce_src="treeview_activex.js"></script>
The above code will create a Treeview activeX control, in an HTML page. You can also use Adobe flash and MS Windows Media player activeX controls using the same method.
