Hi all,
I have a link, <A onClick="javasc ript:foo()">. The
foo() function does
w = window.open('', fieldid+'mywind ow', prop);
w.document.open ();
d = w.document;
And proceeds to write stuff there.
The problem is, if I serve the original page off
an https connection, upon the click, IE
warns that I am about to leave a secure connection,
then, when the new window pops up, it warns that I
am about to enter a secure connection.
Is there a way to get rid of these warnings in this case? 4 2905
No, by overriding the browser settings, no access to them as it can be a
security hazard, instead, do you really need a popup? Just use the same
window or maybe even an iframe if you need to load another page IN it,
quite often a popup is not necessary for many user-input-requests they're
used for, an absolutely positioned layer with visibility or display to
hidden/none may just suffice.
Danny
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Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ de****@gmail.co m wrote: Hi all,
I have a link, <A onClick="javasc ript:foo()">. The foo() function does
Only if JS is enabled.
<URL: http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24 >
w = window.open('', fieldid+'mywind ow', prop); w.document.open (); d = w.document;
And proceeds to write stuff there.
The problem is, if I serve the original page off an https connection, upon the click, IE warns that I am about to leave a secure connection, then, when the new window pops up, it warns that I am about to enter a secure connection.
Is there a way to get rid of these warnings in this case?
Stop and ask yourself why that warning is there to start with and you
will realize that there is only one way to prevent them - stop going
from secure to un-secure connections.
--
Randy
comp.lang.javas cript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly
> Only if JS is enabled.
That's implied :). URL: http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24
Yes, I've looked there. While I'm genuinely (no sarcasm!) happy
to learn what really goes on here (I'm not much of a Javascript guy),
and
agree this is a bad use of javascript, this does not solve the problem
(using onClick attribute results in the same behavior, of course).
Stop and ask yourself why that warning is there to start with and you will realize that there is only one way to prevent them - stop going from secure to un-secure connections.
Ah yes, but it's not going from secure to insecure, in fact. (I know IE
thinks it is).
Because it pops up 2 warnings, in succession: secure->insecure, and
then
insecure->secure when it realizes that pop-up is also secure. That's
the
point. de****@gmail.co m said the following on 7/18/2005 7:08 PM: Only if JS is enabled.
That's implied :).
URL: http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24
Yes, I've looked there. While I'm genuinely (no sarcasm!) happy to learn what really goes on here (I'm not much of a Javascript guy), and agree this is a bad use of javascript, this does not solve the problem (using onClick attribute results in the same behavior, of course).
Stop and ask yourself why that warning is there to start with and you will realize that there is only one way to prevent them - stop going from secure to un-secure connections.
Ah yes, but it's not going from secure to insecure, in fact. (I know IE thinks it is). Because it pops up 2 warnings, in succession: secure->insecure, and then insecure->secure when it realizes that pop-up is also secure. That's the point.
In IE, on your secure site, test this code:
var myWindow = window.open();
myWindow.locati on= 'https://.......';
And you will see the same behavior. The reason is that IE thinks if you
have a window open, then it must have a URL. But instead of opening the
URL you specify, it opens about :blank and then navigates to the URL in
the window.open call. So, it goes from secure>about :bl ank>secure which
is secure>non secure>secure.
The simplest solution is to not use a popup :) Seriously, use an IFrame,
manipulate it's size and visibility and load your popup data in the
IFrame, resize it, then collapse it.
--
Randy
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