"Bob Ippolito" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 10/19/06, Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I'm trying to change the text of some labels and it works perfectly if I run
>> it either locally or in an HTTP connection. Is there some kind of
>> restriction
>> to change labels in a secure connection?
>>
>
> There might be a restriction on JavaScript coming from a HTTP server
> when you're on a HTTPS page. Otherwise it sounds like your code just
> isn't running for some reason, probably not a valid URL for the
> script.
It was a valid URL and the code was perfectly fine. It worked when using only
HTTP (development server) but not on HTTPS (production server). I changed the
HTML element to an input field and the code ran perfectly.
As a solution to this problem I:
- changed from ".innerHTML" to ".value" (because <label> has no ".value" I
had to use ".innerHTML")
- changed from <label> to <input type="text" disabled="1" class="borderless"
/>
(my input fields have a 1px border by default, so I had to override that
with a special class)
These were the only changes to make the code work. So, at least Firefox has a
restriction on changing labels when on a HTTPS page.
Thanks for your answer,
--
Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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