All,
I don't have access to commit changes directly back into Subversion and am unsure of the exact process of submitting patches so I figured I would give this a try. I've found a problem when using the <t:popup> component in IE in HTTPS mode whereby a mixed content message is thrown up (i.e. "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items."). The reason for it has been reasonably well documented on the web but it basically boils down to IE requiring a src attribute in the iframe otherwise it does not know whether the content inside that iframe is going to be http or https. Can someone with the appropriate rights please add the following patch in? The only change was to add to the iframe src='' declaration.
Index: JSPopup.js
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--- JSPopup.js (revision 412671)
+++ JSPopup.js (working copy)
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
if(iframe == null) {
- orgApacheMyfacesPopupFrameUnder = document.createElement("<iframe id='"+orgApacheMyfacesPopupCurrentlyOpenedPopup.id+"_IFRAME' style='visibility:hidden; position: absolute; top:0px;left:0px;'/>");
+ orgApacheMyfacesPopupFrameUnder = document.createElement("<iframe id='"+orgApacheMyfacesPopupCurrentlyOpenedPopup.id+"_IFRAME' style='visibility:hidden; position: absolute; top:0px;left:0px;' src=''/>");
document.body.insertBefore(orgApacheMyfacesPopupFrameUnder);
} else {
orgApacheMyfacesPopupFrameUnder = iframe;
Thanks
Chris Dadej
Macquarie Bank Limited
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