How to allow autoit ActiveX in IE

[carloselectro]

I am trying to use the following script wihtout success.

IE is always poping the activeX popup. I have tried to allow everything in the security settings but nothing works.

Is the anything I can do to make it work? Autoit fills up the webpage correctly but erase everything once I click the Allow blocked content...

#include <IE.au3>
#include <File.au3>
#include <FileConstants.au3>
#include <String.au3>
#include <Array.au3>
#include <D:\PortableApps\Autoit Portable\App\Include_Custom\CSV\CSV.au3>

Local $aArray_Cisco[150] = ["43501", "44653", "44781", "44909", "45037", "44141", "44269", "44397", "44525", "37485", "37613", "37741", "37869", "36973", "37101", "37229", "37357", "38509", "38637", "38765", "38893", "37997", "38125", "38253", "38381", "39533", "39661", "39789", "39917", "39021", "39149", "39277", "39405", "40557", "40685", "40813", "40941", "40045", "40173", "40301", "40429", "33389", "33517", "33645", "33773", "32877", "33005", "33133", "33261", "34413", "34541", "34669", "34797", "33901", "34029", "34157", "34285", "35437", "35565", "35693", "35821", "34925", "35053", "35181", "35309", "36461", "36589", "36717", "36845", "35949", "36077", "36205", "36333", "29292", "29420", "43309", "43437", "44589", "44717", "44845", "44973", "44077", "44205", "44333", "44461", "37421", "37549", "37677", "37805", "36909", "37037", "37165", "37293", "38445", "38573", "38701", "38829", "37933", "38061", "38189", "38317", "39469", "39597", "39725", "39853", "38957", "39085", "39213", "39341", "40493", "40621", "40749", "40877", "39981", "40109", "40237", "40365", "33325", "33453", "33581", "33709", "32813", "32941", "33069", "33197", "34349", "34477", "34605", "34733", "33837", "33965", "34093", "34221", "35373", "35501", "35629", "35757", "34861", "34989", "35117", "35245", "36397", "36525", "36653", "36781", "35885", "36013", "36141", "36269", "29228"]
Global $sNom_Usager
Global $sPoste
Global $file = "D:\PortableApps\Script\Source\téléphone.csv"
Global $aArray


$oIE = _IECreate("C:\SPA514G Personal Directory.html")

$aArray = _ParseCSV($file, ",", '"', 0)

Local $nombre_de_ligne = _FileCountLines($file)

Local $i = 0

Do


    $sNom_Usager = $aArray[$i][0]
    $sPoste = $aArray[$i][3]
    $name = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, $aArray_Cisco[$i])

    _IEPropertySet($name, 'innerText', 'n=' & $sNom_Usager & ';p=' & $sPoste)

    $i = $i + 1


Until  $i = $nombre_de_ligne OR $i = 150

[jguinch]

;$iZone = 0 ; My Computer
$iZone = 1 ; Local Intranet Zone
;$iZone = 2 ; Trusted sites Zone
;$iZone = 3 ; Internet Zone
;$izone = 4 ; Restricted Sites Zone

RegWrite("HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\" & $iZone, "1208", "REG_DWORD", 0)

Edited November 24, 2014 by jguinch

[JohnOne]

I had similar issue in >this thread

Had to allow activex from internet acvanced options. or use embedded IE7 control.

[carloselectro]

The message still pops up. I wonder if it's because my webpage is saved locally on my computer...

[carloselectro]

I have found that the  following procedure works:

1. Launch Internet Explorer
2. Navigate to Tools/Internet Options
3. Click on the Advanced tab
4. Scroll down to the Security section and Enable the option entitled “Allow active content to run in files on My Computer”.
5. Apply the change

Thank you for your help

[jguinch]

@carloselectro, my code does exatly what you have done manually.

Just use ;$iZone = 0 instead of 1