iframes issue with query string

[az1538]

All, I have an iFrame that is querying an outside URL. This URL has a
query string at the end of it.

For example: http://www.bob.com/bob.aspx?blahblahblah

Anyway, when using firefox or opera, everything works fine.

But if I'm using IE (6 or 7) or Windows Safari, the query string does
not take. It's almost as if the query string is stripped off before
accessing the 3rd party site.

However, I can paste the URL with the query string directly into the
IE browser address bar and it works fine.

Any thoughts?

thanks in advance,
Jeremy

 

[Neredbojias]

All, I have an iFrame that is querying an outside URL. This URL has a
query string at the end of it.

For example: http://www.bob.com/bob.aspx?blahblahblah

Anyway, when using firefox or opera, everything works fine.

But if I'm using IE (6 or 7) or Windows Safari, the query string does
not take. It's almost as if the query string is stripped off before
accessing the 3rd party site.

However, I can paste the URL with the query string directly into the
IE browser address bar and it works fine.

Any thoughts?

thanks in advance,
Jeremy

Any javascript involved?

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

Any javascript involved?

Any URL involved?

(I don't think the URL http://www.bob.com/bob.aspx?blahblahblah - even
though it is a real one - was meant to be a real one, and we need the
_referring_ URL.)

 

[az1538]

Any URL involved?

(I don't think the URLhttp://www.bob.com/bob.aspx?blahblahblah- even
though it is a real one - was meant to be a real one, and we need the
_referring_ URL.)

No, no javascript involved. The query string, after the question mark,
is an encrypted query string which looks like this:

fiJ2uLXpQOu1XiBvBlhyPMZlM8RMIHdPeZX5jwVOIoY8L1PeC3ZBSMIRpTkEol391hQqB7MNnCEoZ01USXHb1d0J11rsbH7yTfWRgjHHgXI=

I've even tried it without the "=" at the end or changing it to the
hex %3d, but that didn't work either.

Again, this works in Firefox & Opera, but not in IE or Safari
(windows)

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

az1538 wrote

Fullquote including the sig - always a useful bogosity indicator.

No, no javascript involved.

Which part of "Any URL involved?" did you fail to understand.

The query string, after the question mark,
is an encrypted query string which looks like this:

Excuse me while I get bored to death.

Again, this works in Firefox & Opera, but not in IE or Safari
(windows)

Yet you refuse to reveal what "this" is.

 

[Adrienne Boswell]

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed az1538 <[email protected]> writing
in

No, no javascript involved. The query string, after the question mark,
is an encrypted query string which looks like this:

fiJ2uLXpQOu1XiBvBlhyPMZlM8RMIHdPeZX5jwVOIoY8L1PeC3ZBSMIRpTkEol391hQqB7 M
NnCEoZ01USXHb1d0J11rsbH7yTfWRgjHHgXI I've even tried it without the
"=" at the end or changing it to the hex %3d, but that didn't work
either.

Again, this works in Firefox & Opera, but not in IE or Safari
(windows)

And, again, still need a URL

 

[az1538]

az1538 wrote


Fullquote including the sig - always a useful bogosity indicator.


Which part of "Any URL involved?" did you fail to understand.


Excuse me while I get bored to death.


Yet you refuse to reveal what "this" is.

Wow, are you an asshole by nature or just in the forums?

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

Wow, are you an asshole by nature or just in the forums?

Please keep using the same anonymous "From" field as long as you remain a
clueless coward who refuses to get free help with her or his problems. Thank
you in advance.