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George Valkov
I have a web site from where the users can click on a link to open a WebDAV
folder and upload files to it. On the web site there are links (anchors)
with the folder attribute set to point to the Web folder.
I think that ever since installing Internet Explorer 8, some users can no
longer open the secure HTTPS link. The non-secure HTTP still works.
<a href="https://server/user/pub/" folder="https://server/user/pub/"
title="https://server/user/pub/" > https://server/user/pub/ </a>
The server is in the list of trusted sites, the certificate is trusted,
users can browse the site via HTTPS without getting any certificate
warnings, but when they click an anchor to WebFolder, it opens as a web page
instead.
Map Network Drive from my computer still works, so I believe that this issue
is related to Internet Explorer 8. IE7 users had no problems.
Client computers are running up-to date XP-SP3 x86, Vista-SP1 x64 and
Windows 2003 SP2 x86.
The server is running Windows 2003 SP2 ent.
Thank You for any help!
George Valkov
folder and upload files to it. On the web site there are links (anchors)
with the folder attribute set to point to the Web folder.
I think that ever since installing Internet Explorer 8, some users can no
longer open the secure HTTPS link. The non-secure HTTP still works.
<a href="https://server/user/pub/" folder="https://server/user/pub/"
title="https://server/user/pub/" > https://server/user/pub/ </a>
The server is in the list of trusted sites, the certificate is trusted,
users can browse the site via HTTPS without getting any certificate
warnings, but when they click an anchor to WebFolder, it opens as a web page
instead.
Map Network Drive from my computer still works, so I believe that this issue
is related to Internet Explorer 8. IE7 users had no problems.
Client computers are running up-to date XP-SP3 x86, Vista-SP1 x64 and
Windows 2003 SP2 x86.
The server is running Windows 2003 SP2 ent.
Thank You for any help!
George Valkov