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Marina #1
OT: SSL issues with IFRAMES
We have a site that needs to run with SSL on. The main page has various
IFRAMES. The SRC attributes of these IFRAMES need to be assigned
dynamically at runtime in javascript via each frames 'onload' event. The
page that is being assigned is in the same application.
However, SSL, seems to think that if you are assigning the SRC at runtime,
then it may be a security problem, and brings up the SSL warning.
However, the content is completely secure - we are using a relative page
url, that is sitting in the same app. So something like
'somepage.aspx?somevar=someval'.
Any suggestions on how to fix this with the current setup?
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Marina #2
Re: SSL issues with IFRAMES
Found an answer.
For anyone interested, set the 'src' attributed initially to any file - a
blank html file is fine. Then, resetting the src attribute doesn't cause
this problem.
"Marina" <zlatkinam@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:us1uBZCYDHA.652@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...> We have a site that needs to run with SSL on. The main page has various
> IFRAMES. The SRC attributes of these IFRAMES need to be assigned
> dynamically at runtime in javascript via each frames 'onload' event. The
> page that is being assigned is in the same application.
>
> However, SSL, seems to think that if you are assigning the SRC at runtime,
> then it may be a security problem, and brings up the SSL warning.
>
> However, the content is completely secure - we are using a relative page
> url, that is sitting in the same app. So something like
> 'somepage.aspx?somevar=someval'.
>
> Any suggestions on how to fix this with the current setup?
>
>
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