milonic_src.js causes mixed ssl error

Poster: idavalley
Dated: Friday February 20 2004 - 22:54:20 GMT

Hi,
This only happens on IE 5.5 (pc) as far as I can see.
When I load a https page with the menu installed.. I get this mesage.



and here is a URL (it happens on every page)

https://www.idavalley.com/login.php

Poster: John
Dated: Friday February 20 2004 - 23:13:24 GMT

Well, I've got a few problems right off the bat...

1. You have renamed milonic_src.js. There is no reason to do that, and, I think, programatically it can cause problems. Also, the JS call to that file is incorrect.

2. You have removed the copyright notices from all 3 code files. Not only does this not allow us to see what version of the code you are running or your license number, it is also illegal. A snip from the items you removed...

Please replace these notices in their entirety.

3. Your browser detection routine does not allow for Mac browsers (at least not Safari). I was redirected to a page telling me my cookies are disabled (they are not), and talking about how to fix this in IE. So, you are effectively preventing Mac users from purchasing your product(s).

Because of this redirect, and probably not being on IE, I am unable to see your problem. However, typically this is caused when a secure page is calling items (graphics, includes, etc.) from an http site, rather than https.

#2 above (at least) must be corrected for any further assistance.

Thank you.

Poster: idavalley
Dated: Friday February 20 2004 - 23:54:14 GMT

im debugging.. I will put it back to the way you would like it if and when I get this working..

i have tried many many combinations of the code.. bottom line is.. if i remove the 'milonic js references', the error goes away.


works fine on Safari here.

Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Saturday February 21 2004 - 0:30:17 GMT

Do your server logs indicate 404 errors for a missing file called blank.html in the site's root?

Kevin

Poster: idavalley
Dated: Saturday February 21 2004 - 1:16:16 GMT

kevin3442
I did not check the logs, but I thank you. I uploaded a blank.html file to the root and the error disappeared.

jgillett

now thanks to Kevin3422 I have the issue resolved, I will be sure to replace the missing code and license number (i did purchase it).

Thanks

Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Saturday February 21 2004 - 3:09:34 GMT

You're welcome. Glad it's fixed. BTW, the first time I visited your site (IE6/Win2k) I also was redirected to a "cookies not enabled" page, even though I have cookies enabled (as John had mentioned). The next time I checked, it didn't redirect; just displayed the login. Don't know if it had something to do with when in the process you're checking for cookies, but thought I'd mention it, just FYI.

Also noticed that you have RC49 of the menu code. There have been a few updates since, and the menu is out of Release Candidate status. v5.02 is the current release, with a few fixes. You might want to get the update when you have a moment.

Kevin