HighSecurityLink Property

Type: String

This setting is for advanced users only. This property is used to specify an override for the link location used in the rare event than an IE browser is in "high security" mode.

In this scenario, BrowserHawk cannot perform most of its extended property tests and cannot load your page as intended after testing is complete. Instead it writes the a message or HTML to the browser as set by the HighSecurityMessage property.

This message is wrapped in a link which is dynamically generated to redirect back to the server using special arguments to indicate the high security state, and to then load your page as intended.

Using this property you can instead point the user to a different page explaining that they cannot continue with the site without changing their settings. Set the HighSecurityLink property to an empty string to have BrowserHawk not write out any link surrounding the HighSecurityMessage. In that case you must include the link within the HighSecurityMessage itself.

Note that if you provide your own link to a page running BrowserHawk, whether through the HighSecurityMessage as HTML, or through this property, the link should include the querystring parameter bhjs=-1 to indicate to BrowserHawk that the test was completed and that the user is running in IE High Security mode.

Tip: See the HighSecurity property for detailed examples on using the HighSecurityLink property.