Suneetha K wrote: > I have SSL warning: "Viewing a page with encrypted unencrypted > mix" enabled on my Mozilla browser v1.2b. > > I want to know, based on what in the content of the response for a > https request does mozilla decide to pop up a message saying... > > "You have requested an encrypted page that contains some unencrypted > information..." > > My web application has a html page which is a frameset with 2 frames. > One of the frames has got a tree like content, the nodes of which are > html links (hrefs). This tree is generated using javascript. > > When I enable SSL on my web server & access this page via HTTPS I get > the above warning message. All I want to know is what might have been > there in my html code that is responsible for this message. > > I can assure you that I do not have any hrefs in the html that point to > http://<something>. All my links are relative to the doc-root. > > Same is the case in Netscape 7.0 > > ThanX in advance. > -Sunitha.
This sounds a lot like bug http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144694 which was reported as fixed in July of this year. I suggest you have a look at that bug to see if its describes your problem. Perhaps this is a regression in 1.2b. Perhaps you should file a bug about this. Be sure to include the actual content of the various pages and frames in the bug report. -- Nelson B
