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no kidding, I just about purchased a $300 security program (OSS)  that uses a danm Iframe, and gives this retarded popup when in ssl im quite getting frustrated with it..
 
Came here to see if theres a quick fix but sure dont appear so..  If I find one Ill pop back and let u know, there support team actually had it working at one point, but then it quit, and started this crap again.. well Im off here, what a great way to start the day
 
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Thanks for this topic.  It helped me solve the problem I was having on SSL pages.
 
The problem is that there are some iframes with the src attribute not set. (Note that this is only a concern for ie, not firefox.) Since the src has to be set to SOMETHING, I created an empty html file called index.html and put it in the webwizeditor directory. There are two files which I changed to fix this problem. They are

1) RTE_javascript.asp. To fix problem I added the line

iframe.setAttribute('src', index.html');
after the line
iframe.setAttribute('id', 'WebWizRTE');

2) RTE_popup_word_paste.asp. To fix the problem I changed
iframe id=''pasteWin'' width=''100%'' height=''180px'' style=''border: #A5ACB2 1px solid;backgroundColor: #FFFFFF;''>

to

iframe src=''index.html'' id=''pasteWin'' width=''100%'' height=''180px'' style=''border: #A5ACB2 1px solid;backgroundColor: #FFFFFF;''>
 
There may be other places in the code where you need to give a src attribute to iframes, but I haven't found any.
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