You are correct in that it's most likely an iframe src problem. If you set
the source to javascript:false; it should work properly. Not all users of IE
may see this error. It's only if the security option "Display mixed content"
is set to prompt.
Cheers,
-js
On 1/29/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAI
Well, I installed Firebug (seems pretty cool) and looked very carefully
through everything. All links are absolute references. See for yourself!
Go to https://universalprintinginc.com/ and click on "Terms of Service"
and you'll see the problem.
I don't understand the requirement of the iframe,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a site on an https://domain.com. When I click on a
> thickbox-enabled link in IE, I get an error that says somethings are
> secure, some are not. Is there a fix for this? Known issue?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ben
I think it is the src of the iframe that is used in IE
I can't believe I'm writing these words, :) but from my experience,
it is unlikely that this is due to an IE bug. I have seen the same
thing before...where the warning about "some items not being secure"
appears in IE but not Firefox. It may have been to some relaxed (or
misconfigured) Fi
Yeah, that's the bug. There are no actual non-SSL connections to anything
going on. Works just fine in Firefox.
> If you are linking to any resources in the page (image/css/js) with a
> http:// url you will get this message. Might also happen with ajax calls,
> but not sure.
>
> Blair
>
> On 1/27
If you are linking to any resources in the page (image/css/js) with a
http:// url you will get this message. Might also happen with ajax calls,
but not sure.
Blair
On 1/27/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a site on an https://domain.com. When I click on a
thickbox-enabl
I have a site on an https://domain.com. When I click on a
thickbox-enabled link in IE, I get an error that says somethings are
secure, some are not. Is there a fix for this? Known issue?
Thanks,
Ben
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