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I think this explains why a ASP.net web forms app failed to work correctly when called from within an IFRAME. (a number of functions in web forms require JavaScript support). I had two clients that wanted to run my apps from within an IFRAME in a PHP page and it didn't work.

Would the policy have to be in the calling PHP page or in the ASP.net pages?
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You need to do this in the ASP.NET page, it has to certify to IE that it won't do anything nefarious with the data.

J.Ja
So, if I'm not using cookies for my sessions, it's not an issue? Given all the headache the European Union gives over them, I've been avoiding them like patch of nettles.
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Mat - Yup. If you're using sessions in the URL there's no worries at all.

J.Ja
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