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**jkadin** · 03-25-2008, 05:37 PM

First question to put no index for search engines for contact ,shipping, and policies pages, do you place the code in start of page or between the head , my other webbuider I had put it in head they did not have 5 choices only 3.
second question on the banner rotator I know in preview in ie7 you got to click on for active x to see it do you still have to click when published thanks

**VodaHost** · 03-25-2008, 06:22 PM

Question not clear, please rephrase.

**jkadin** · 03-25-2008, 06:35 PM

Okay I will try to rephrase the html code for no index search engine, I will put it on my contact page, shipping and policy pages. in bv you have 5 choices I believe it goes between the head tag I am not sure.
Question 2 banner rotator in preview to check it in ie7 you got to click on blue bar for it to run by active x but not in mozzila. If you got to hit it when published in ie7 then I will not use it. Some people will not click on it and then leave For example myself will not stay on a website if you have to click on active x. hope this is clear thanks

**Watdaflip** · 03-25-2008, 10:23 PM

Okay I will try to rephrase the html code for no index search engine, I will put it on my contact page, shipping and policy pages. in bv you have 5 choices I believe it goes between the head tag I am not sure.

Put it inbetween the <head></head> tags

Question 2 banner rotator in preview to check it in ie7 you got to click on blue bar for it to run by active x but not in mozzila. If you got to hit it when published in ie7 then I will not use it. Some people will not click on it and then leave For example myself will not stay on a website if you have to click on active x. hope this is clear thanks

Active X doesn't work with Mozilla, or any browser other then IE for that matter. You can't avoid it asking you to run if your browser is set to prompt before running active x. The point of that feature is so the user can choose not to run an active x application because of how big of a security risk active x is.

The best solution is to find a solution that doesn't use active x

**navaldesign** · 03-25-2008, 10:45 PM

However the warning only appears in preview. By default IE displays Active X content from the net, but strangely is by default set to provide a warning for local (as in preview) content.

**jkadin** · 03-26-2008, 01:24 AM

Thanks for the anwser guys

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