I currently can't get into the St George online banking with IE6, WinXP and Sun Java. First it came up with some javascript errors when it tried to popup the login screen. They when I finally got that and logged on, the whole java session crashed.
I use Firefox 1.0PR with a IE6 WinXP user agent and I get in successfully. Very annoying. The worst thing about St George not supporting Linux is that it used to work without any useragent spoofing and since the upgrade, I can't see any reason why they still didn't besides some broken code which they can't be bothered to update. Russell Davies said: > ; I used do do this stuff for various clients including the oil industry.. > ; and managed to keep interactive websites (orders, registrations, remote > ; website updates..) operable and bulletproof with complex javascript etc. > ; for the current AND previous versions of IE, NS, Opera, Knoqueror, on > ; Win, Linux, Mac... all by myself. If they didn't work they could cause a > ; shareholderor director to ring up and give me or the oil company an > ; earful, which was a suboptimal outcome. So I struggle to belive that > ; these genius graduate software engineers struggle with it. Trouble is > ; I've forgotton all the technical stuff now and do other things. I'll let > ; it drop here. > > ok -- this is ridiculous. I've just tried st george with firefox, > > Error: document.bhjvmd.getJavaVendor is not a function > Source File: https://ibank.stgeorge.com.au/html/redirect.asp > Line: 11 > > source: > > <HTML><HEAD> > <!-- These scripts are provided under the terms of the BrowserHawk license > agreement > and may not be copied or used otherwise. [7, 0, 1, Enterprise] See > cyscape.com for details. > Copyright (C) 1999-2003 cyScape, Inc. All rights reserved. > --> > <noscript><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; > url=/html/redirect.asp?bhjs=0"></noscript> > <script language="JavaScript"> > <!-- > function bhawkTest() { > var bhjv = escape('Java N/A'); > if (document.bhjvmd) bhjv = escape(document.bhjvmd.getJavaVendor()); > var rs = "bhjv="+bhjv; > if (document.cookie.indexOf("bhCookieSess=1") != -1) { > document.cookie = "bhResults="+rs+"; path=/"; > document.cookie = "bhPrevResults="+rs+"; path=/"; > if (document.cookie.indexOf("bhResults") != -1) > self.location.replace("/html/redirect.asp?bhcp=1"); > else self.location.replace("/html/redirect.asp?"+rs+"&bhqs=1"); > } > else self.location.replace("/html/redirect.asp?"+rs+"&bhqs=1"); > > } > // --> > </script> > > </head><title></title> > <noscript><body onLoad="bhawkTest();"></noscript> > <script>document.write('<body onLoad="bhawkTest();">');</script> > <script language="JavaScript"> > <!-- > if (navigator.javaEnabled()) document.write('<applet > code="JVMDetector.class" name="bhjvmd" width=1 height=1><param > name="legal" value="This is copyrighted software and provided under > license cyScape, Inc. (www.cyscape.com). All rights > reserved."></applet>'); > // --> > </script> > > </body></html> > > Does anybody know someone who works for these geniuses? There's no > reason this crap shouldn't work no matter what browser/platform you > happen to be on, isn't this the entire point of Java? > > r. > -- > SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ > Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html > -- dave. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
