IE: javascript not secure(?!)

2000-11-18 Thread Chris Norloff

I just turned on encryption for our website, and now the Secure Lock indicator 
(padlock) in Internet Explorer goes off sometimes.

According to Microsoft knowledge base article Q179592 this is a feature not a bug, 
though it incorrectly indicates a loss of security -- the page is called with 
javascript, which IE doesn't recognize as being in the secure area of the website.

We use javascript location.href and history.go a lot due to frames on our site.  It 
seems there must be a way to tell IE that a javascript-directed address is secure ...

any ideas?

thanks,
Chris Norloff


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Re: IE: javascript not secure(?!)

2000-11-18 Thread Jeffry Houser


  Just a shot in the dark, but are you re-directing to absolute
URL's w/ the https on it?  

  It sure would suck to have to change that from relative redirects,
though.  

Chris Norloff wrote:
> 
> I just turned on encryption for our website, and now the Secure Lock indicator 
>(padlock) in Internet Explorer goes off sometimes.
> 
> According to Microsoft knowledge base article Q179592 this is a feature not a bug, 
>though it incorrectly indicates a loss of security -- the page is called with 
>javascript, which IE doesn't recognize as being in the secure area of the website.
> 
> We use javascript location.href and history.go a lot due to frames on our site.  It 
>seems there must be a way to tell IE that a javascript-directed address is secure ...
> 
> any ideas?
> 
> thanks,
> Chris Norloff
> 
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Re: IE: javascript not secure(?!)

2000-11-18 Thread Chris Norloff

No, everything is done with relative URL's  (of course!  :-)

The problem appears to be specific to IE (versions 4, 5 & 5.5) and using javascript to 
get secure pages.

Beings how this is an acknowledged IR feature/bug, I'm trying to figure out how to do 
things without a complete redesign (removing frames so we don't need javascript to 
call specific pages in the frames).

thanks,
Chris Norloff


-- Original Message --
From: Jeffry Houser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2000 14:47:26 -0500

>
>  Just a shot in the dark, but are you re-directing to absolute
>URL's w/ the https on it?  
>
>  It sure would suck to have to change that from relative redirects,
>though.  
>
>Chris Norloff wrote:
>> 
>> I just turned on encryption for our website, and now the Secure Lock indicator 
>(padlock) in Internet Explorer goes off sometimes.
>> 
>> According to Microsoft knowledge base article Q179592 this is a feature not a bug, 
>though it incorrectly indicates a loss of security -- the page is called with 
>javascript, which IE doesn't recognize as being in the secure area of the website.
>> 
>> We use javascript location.href and history.go a lot due to frames on our site.  It 
>seems there must be a way to tell IE that a javascript-directed address is secure ...
>> 
>> any ideas?
>> 
>> thanks,
>> Chris Norloff
>> 
>> ~~
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>ISBN: 0-07-213238-8   
>Due out 3rd Quarter 2001
>--
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