Hello, I am trying to run a link from an email to a demo of some changes to online banking that my bank (HBOS in the UK) are introducing. However, once I get so far, and click some of the links, I get a VeriSim Test Drive message that says I either have a popup blocker enabled or that Javescript is not enabled. I have tried changing all these settings and still no luck. Is there a definitive list of the security, script and other advanced settings that I must make in order to let demos such as this work? The link to the actual site in question is http://www.onlinebankingdemo.co.uk/onlinechanges/launchhalifax.html# Glad for anyone's help. Cheers.

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If you're using Internet Explorer, just go into Tools/Internet Options/Security, 
set the security level for "trusted sites" to "Low," and then add onlinebanking.co.uk 
to the list of trusted sites.






On Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 11:04 am, Phil wrote:

>Hello, I am trying to run a link from an email to a demo of some changes to online 

>banking that my bank (HBOS in the UK) are introducing. However, once I get so far, 

>and click some of the links, I get a VeriSim Test Drive message that says I either 

>have a popup blocker enabled or that Javescript is not enabled. I have tried changing 

>all these settings and still no luck. Is there a definitive list of the security, 

>script and other advanced settings that I must make in order to let demos such as 

>this work? The link to the actual site in question is http://www.onlinebankingdemo.co.uk/onlinechanges/launchhalifax.html#

>Glad for anyone's help. Cheers. 

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Thanks Ari. Perfect. Phil


On Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 1:16 pm, Ari wrote:
>
>If you're using Internet Explorer, just go into Tools/Internet Options/Security,
>set the security level for "trusted sites" to "Low," and then add onlinebanking.co.uk
>to the list of trusted sites.
>
>

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Ari, this solution worked fine on my pcs (one XP and one Vista) but my for my elderly dad, 250 miles away, it did not work. Could this be because he has not got Java installed, for example? Thanks, Phil


On Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 1:16 pm, Ari wrote:
>
>If you're using Internet Explorer, just go into Tools/Internet Options/Security,
>set the security level for "trusted sites" to "Low," and then add onlinebanking.co.uk
>to the list of trusted sites.
>
>

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Not having java installed is certainly a possibility.

All that this does is PERMIT the website to utilize the various "dangerous" facilities 
offered by the browser (scripting, java, activex, etc.) assuming you have the facilities 
installed in the first place.  If your dad has not installed whatever's needed to 
run the craplets on the website, then of course they won't run no matter how he sets 
his security.







On Friday, April 18, 2008 at 11:12 am, Phil wrote:

>Ari, this solution worked fine on my pcs (one XP and one Vista) but my for my elderly 

>dad, 250 miles away, it did not work. Could this be because he has not got Java 
installed, 

>for example? Thanks, Phil

>

>

> 

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