page contains both secure and nonsecure items When setting locationin IE6

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Howdy All,

I'm fighting with IE on a secure site where I am trying to set the
location of a frame from within javascript using code similar to this.

sHref = "DocumentViewPDF.asp?DocumentType=<%=sDocumentType
%>&Instrument=" + sInstrument;
objFrameImage = window.top.frames['fraImage'];
objFrameImage.location = sHref;

IE 6 throws up this message that says "This page contains both secure
and nonsecure items.". None of the other browsers seem to have this
problem including IE7. Is there a way to fix this?

Thanks

dbl
 
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Howdy All,
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I'm fighting with IE on a secure site where I am trying to set the
location of a frame from within javascript using code similar to this.
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sHref = "DocumentViewPDF.asp?DocumentType=<%=sDocumentType
%>&Instrument=" + sInstrument;
objFrameImage = window.top.frames['fraImage'];
objFrameImage.location = sHref;
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IE 6 throws up this message that says "This page contains both secure
and nonsecure items.". None of the other browsers seem to have this
problem including IE7. Is there a way to fix this?

dbl
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yeah

I thought about that after the fact ... sorry.
 
Howdy All,

I'm fighting with IE on a secure site where I am trying to set the
location of a frame from within javascript using code similar to this.

sHref = "DocumentViewPDF.asp?DocumentType=<%=sDocumentType
%>&Instrument=" + sInstrument;
objFrameImage = window.top.frames['fraImage'];
objFrameImage.location = sHref;

IE 6 throws up this message that says "This page contains both secure
and nonsecure items.". None of the other browsers seem to have this
problem including IE7. Is there a way to fix this?

Thanks

dbl
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Ok,

I have further diagnosed the problem. It's not client side as I
originally suspected. The DocumentView.PDF page streamed down a PDF
to the requesting page, when I remove that code and simply render HTML
there is not a problem. Here is what the DocumentViewPDF page looks
like:
<%
Dim objPDF
Dim sDocumentType
Dim sInstrument

sDocumentType = Request.QueryString("DocumentType") & ""
sInstrument = Request.QueryString("Instrument") & ""

If Len(sDocumentType) > 0 AND Len(sInstrument) > 0 Then
Set objPDF = Server.CreateObject("LEImage.clsPXCPDF")
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"

Response.AddHeader "Content-disposition", _
"inline; filename=" + StripOutPage(sInstrument) + "_doc.pdf"
Response.BinaryWrite objPDF.GetDocumentPDF(sDocumentType,
sInstrument, "")

Set objPDF = Nothing
Response.End
Else
Response.Write "Invalid querystring parameters!
<br>sDocumentType:" & sDocumentType & "**<br/>" & _
"sInstrument:" & sInstrument & "**"
Response.End
End If
%>

Does anybody have any idea why it considers this "unsecure" but none
of the other browsers do, including IE7?

Thanks dbl
 
Please stop multiposting to IE6 and IE7 newsgroups! If you must make
identical posts to multiple newsgroups, please cross-post one (1) message to
all of them. Thank you.

Multiposting vs Crossposting:
http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm

Howdy All,

I'm fighting with IE on a secure site where I am trying to set the
location of a frame from within javascript using code similar to this.

sHref = "DocumentViewPDF.asp?DocumentType=<%=sDocumentType
%>&Instrument=" + sInstrument;
objFrameImage = window.top.frames['fraImage'];
objFrameImage.location = sHref;

IE 6 throws up this message that says "This page contains both secure
and nonsecure items.". None of the other browsers seem to have this
problem including IE7. Is there a way to fix this?

Thanks

dbl
Click to expand...

Ok,

I have further diagnosed the problem. It's not client side as I
originally suspected. The DocumentView.PDF page streamed down a PDF
to the requesting page, when I remove that code and simply render HTML
there is not a problem. Here is what the DocumentViewPDF page looks
like:
<%
Dim objPDF
Dim sDocumentType
Dim sInstrument

sDocumentType = Request.QueryString("DocumentType") & ""
sInstrument = Request.QueryString("Instrument") & ""

If Len(sDocumentType) > 0 AND Len(sInstrument) > 0 Then
Set objPDF = Server.CreateObject("LEImage.clsPXCPDF")
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"

Response.AddHeader "Content-disposition", _
"inline; filename=" + StripOutPage(sInstrument) + "_doc.pdf"
Response.BinaryWrite objPDF.GetDocumentPDF(sDocumentType,
sInstrument, "")

Set objPDF = Nothing
Response.End
Else
Response.Write "Invalid querystring parameters!
<br>sDocumentType:" & sDocumentType & "**<br/>" & _
"sInstrument:" & sInstrument & "**"
Response.End
End If
%>

Does anybody have any idea why it considers this "unsecure" but none
of the other browsers do, including IE7?

Thanks dbl
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