On Wednesday 29 March 2006 18:04, Todd Ross wrote: > On 3/29/06, Jeremy Kitchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Wednesday 29 March 2006 12:59, Aaron Meier wrote: > > > I'm using this on a secure site, and in IE, when the 'new Dialog' is > > > called, it tells me "This site contains both secure and nonsecure > > > items." I've tried creating the dialog element ahead of time, but that > > > didn't help. Any suggestions? > > > > after line 346 put in a line like so: > > iframe.src = "about:blank" > > > > IE complains if you try to display an iframe with no src and you're using > > https > > In my experience, IE still complains about secure and nonsecure items > when using about:blank. > > We've just kind of standardized on a 0-byte blank.html which is still > an extra hit on the server, but it gets around the message. I've had > on-again/off-again success using a src like javascript:;
hrm, maybe that's what it was.
Yea, it definitely works with using a 0byte file from the server. I had read
somewhere that about:blank worked, too, and thought that was less 'obtrusive'
so that's what I suggested. My bad for not actually testing it ;)
-Jeremy
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