Data access pages: " this page contains both secure/non secure items"

[munkee]

Hi all,


I have recently uploaded my DAP on to our companies intranet to test how it is working. Prior to the page loading I keep getting the windows security alert about "this page contains both secure and none secure items" and it asks me to select whether I wish to load the none secure items.

When I click No, so the none secure items do not load the page works just as good as it would if I clicked yes.

So how do I go about supressing this message or finding the root cause? I dont see why it should happen if the form runs as normal regardless to the answer.

[beacon]

Do you have any VBScript or Javascript behind your DAP? It's possible that the code you've written has presented a potential security issue.

Every time I open my DAP, I get the message, "This website uses a data provider that may be unsafe. If you trust the website, click Ok, otherwise click Cancel" and I've had to deal with this the entire time that I've used the DAP because I couldn't find any documentation that would resolve the error.

[munkee]

Hi again beacon,

I use vbscript to bring up a msgbox which asks whether the user wants to make another entry or close the window so I'm guessing this is the root cause.

I expect this can go down as being one of the disadvantages to using the page although like I said the effect of saying yes/no seems to be none existant.

[beacon]

It's also possible that your internet/intranet security options are set higher than is allowable for VBScript in a client-side application.

If you check out your other post, I gave some more tips about setting up your DAP using the LogNavNew button. This will help you save the data and prevent data from saving if the user navigates away from the page, plus it will throw fairly easy to read error messages without having to add too many user-defined message boxes.

I got a little bit of help from this site back when I was creating my DAP, so you might want to go back and browse through my old posts. You may find some good info that I've long since forgotten.