Using HTMLView with Online Stores
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Windows Media Player prompts users for permission to display HTMLView content in Now Playing. Online stores can disable this prompt by specifying a base URL value in the HTMLView element of the ServiceInfo document. When Windows Media Player opens a playlist that specifies HTMLView content to display, the Player compares the base URL from the ServiceInfo document of the current active online store to the base URL of the HTMLView content. If they match, Windows Media Player displays the HTMLView content without prompting the user.
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