Annoying popup when using SSL
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Topic: Annoying popup when using SSL
Posted By: theoart
Subject: Annoying popup when using SSL
Date Posted: 20 February 2005 at 4:50pm
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I have been really impressed with the new RTE however I have not been able to get it to work correctly on a SSL.
When testing, I get the standard popup asking if I want to display both secure and unsecure items. I poored over all the code but I just figure out where it is pulling an unsecure path from.
Any ideas?
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Posted By: dj1811
Date Posted: 21 February 2005 at 4:28pm
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My guess would be the iframe which replaces the textarea is the source. I believe that IE will treat iframes as unsecure if a src is not specified.
The iframes for the popup menus have a src, but it doesn't appear that the iframe for the textarea does not.
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Posted By: theoart
Date Posted: 21 February 2005 at 5:40pm
| I had a funny feeling that is where the problem is since I found relative paths everytime I searched for "src". The problem now is that I can't locate which file has the iframe missing the src, assuming that is where the problem is. All the iframes seemed to have src in them. |
Posted By: dj1811
Date Posted: 21 February 2005 at 6:10pm
| The iframe in question is foune in RTE_javascript.asp. It is created on-the-fly in function initialiseWebWizRTE(). |
Posted By: theoart
Date Posted: 21 February 2005 at 6:32pm
| No luck. I located the function of course but I am getting a javascript error when trying to insert the src. My javascripting ability is so lame that I think i am just not writing the javascript code correctly. Maybe someone here can figure this one out. |
Posted By: WebWiz-Bruce
Date Posted: 22 February 2005 at 4:47am
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You may need to use version 2 which has it's own IFrame for the textarea, but will be harder to integrate.
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Posted By: theoart
Date Posted: 22 February 2005 at 10:51am
| Darn. Version 3 seems to be ideal. I may have to look at the javascript some more. is dj1811's advice correct? I am assuming it is but I would hate to be looking in the wrong area and tying to work on the wrong thing. |
Posted By: mike823
Date Posted: 25 May 2005 at 12:15pm
| I am also having this problem. I am using version 3.0 and cannot figure out how to get the secure and unsecure items pop message box to go away. If anyone knows of a fix for version 3.0 please post. |
Posted By: realrobley
Date Posted: 04 July 2005 at 8:49am
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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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Posted By: abarker
Date Posted: 07 July 2005 at 11:33am
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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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