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Hi all,
I have a link, <A onClick="javascript:foo()">. The
foo() function does
w = window.open('', fieldid+'mywindow', prop);
w.document.open();
d = w.document;
And proceeds to write stuff there.
The problem is, if I serve the original page off
an https connection, upon the click, IE
warns that I am about to leave a secure connection,
then, when the new window pops up, it warns that I
am about to enter a secure connection.
Is there a way to get rid of these warnings in this case?
I have a link, <A onClick="javascript:foo()">. The
foo() function does
w = window.open('', fieldid+'mywindow', prop);
w.document.open();
d = w.document;
And proceeds to write stuff there.
The problem is, if I serve the original page off
an https connection, upon the click, IE
warns that I am about to leave a secure connection,
then, when the new window pops up, it warns that I
am about to enter a secure connection.
Is there a way to get rid of these warnings in this case?