Hi

Lately I've installed dotproject 2.0 and I am using it on a HTTPS Apache.
It's been running smoothly, but when I access it from Internet Explorer I get a warning on every page:
http://img244.echo.cx/img244/1483/nonsecure8yh.png

Doesn't happen on ie Firefox.
Found that when I comment out the line:
echo '<iframe name="thread" src="about:blank" width="0" height="0" frameborder="0"></iframe>';
that's located at the end of the index.php the warning doesn't pop up.
Does it qualify as a bug?
Is that line really necessary?

Any help appreciated.


OS: Debian 3.1
WebServer: Apache/1.3.32

That frame is being used more and more, but I don't think the about:blank is a good choice for a default page. I would consider this a bug, if you could lodge something on bugs.dotproject.net then that would be good.

This is a very common problem with about:blank. Probably the best place to fix it is within IE (I doubt MS will have any inclination for that right now)

The next place to fix this is within your index.php

First create an empty file in your dotproject directory and name it blank.html
then replace the following line
echo '<iframe name="thread" src="about:blank" width="0" height="0" frameborder="0"></iframe>';
to
echo '<iframe name="thread" src="blank.html" width="0" height="0" frameborder="0"></iframe>';

That should see you sail thru :grin:

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