This is a warning for you and to inform the other members of this list
of what was causing our problems regarding SSL. When using IE5.5 and
Javascript on a webserver with SSL you will receive an error that you
are d/ling secure and unsecure data. This is a bug in IE5.5. A
possible workaround is to replace the javascript: psuedo-protocol with
onclick. We are beggining to test this and I will inform the group as
to the results. Please keep in mind I am a system's admin and not a
programmer, so my terms may not be 100%.
Todd
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Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 2:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JSP and Javascript
Can I open a Jsp from the JavaScript OPEN function?
For example I want to open a jsp from a html form when a button is
pressed.
The code looks like this:
<input type = button value = "Update" onclick = "open
('igce/jsp/update.jsp?testParam=1222','newwindow')">
When I press the button, Netscape opens up a download file dialogue box.
I can run the jsp alone but not in an HTML page. All the examples I
have
seen have html run a servlet and the servlet forwards the JSP.
Thanks
Jeff Sulman
