----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 10:39
AM
Subject: RE: [imail] problems with logo
and KWM and ssl switching
Okay - I
found the problem. Thanks for your persistence, Alex. In your styles.cgi
file, at the top, find this block of code:
if(self.location.pathname.length<=1 ||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/login.")>=0 ||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/logout")>=0 ||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/logoff")>=0){
isLoginPage=true
}
and add a
line like so:
if(self.location.pathname.length<=1 ||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/login.")>=0 ||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/logout")>=0 ||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/changeurl.")>=0
||
self.location.pathname.indexOf("/logoff")>=0){
isLoginPage=true
}
That fixed
it at killerwebmail.com.
-Ron
It
is happening here. Just to clear up some
confusion:
-
If I click on either of the links below, it works fine.
-
If I click on either link, THEN try to switch to the other mode (say I went
to the non-SSL site, then I clicked the radio button to use SSL), the logos
are gone after the page refreshes.
-
Tony
I'm running IE6
It does it on every computer I've tried it on
(all running IE6) but ONLY when when changing to SSL or back
from a linked page. In other words if I click one of the links below for
webmail, it loads the image. If I change to SSL within the login page it
will not load the padlocks or logo. But if I manually type in the address
in IE I can switch back and forth fine. I will try using IE5.5 when I get
to work and see if that's it. It just seems odd that it works when it's
manually typed in.
Thanks,
Alex
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002
12:55 AM
Subject: RE: [imail] problems with
logo and KWM and ssl switching
Not
sure what you mean. Both
and
look
fine to me, with the logo showing up. Did you get it figured
out?
-Ron
This may be something simple but I can't
get the logo to show up when I switch between regular and SSL
on the logon screen FROM a link. It works fine if I type the address
directly in a browser.
Thanks,
Alex
