Tim Pushor wrote:
>
> My first page is a form that POST's to a second page. It is pretty standard
> stuff:
>
> <form name="info" method="POST"
> action="https://site.name.com/secondpage.html";
> onSubmit="validateroutine();">
> .. standard form elements
> <input type="submit" value="Proceed to Terms" name="Proceed_to_terms">
> </form>
>
> Now, when I shut down all instances of IE and bring up the first page, fill
> out the form, and click the button, I get a warning that I am about to leave
> the secure area (which I am not). Click OK, and I get the 'cant find host or
> dns error'. In the address box of IE, I see the correct URL of the page that
The way this error sounds I would suspect the javascript doing
something funny, telling IE to go to the wrong place.
> I am trying to POST to. If I click Refresh and repost my form data - it
> works. Then it seems to work properly after that as long as I have IE
> running.
>
But, after you say this, I might think that IE is having a hard
time with the SSL generally & Apache on that first time.
I would check the modssl.org site for tips about configuring
your SSL specifically to work around IE bugs, of which there
are many.
I'd check both the JS & SSL if I were in your position, probably
in that order.
> Netscape has yet to behave similarily.
>
Right. NS rarely does :)
--Josh
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