Dave,
Thanks for your input. Yes i have links without an http or https coded
directly in it. But the underlying protocol the page uses is https and i
don't see where the problem is. The pages work fine with fire fox and
Mozilla. I want to know, what makes IE think that the pages have mixed
content and figure out a work around, such that it doesn't throw nasty
popups. Unfortunately the app is mainly certified to run with IE.
Thanks,
Vijay Venkataraman
Dave Newton wrote:
vijay venkataraman wrote:
I am stuck - Any pointers would be really helpful.
If you navigate using a link without an http or https coded directly it
will use the protocol of the page you're navigating from.
Dave
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