joemz
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IE secure and not secure mode
I do not have a check mark in the IE advanced option, Warn if changing between secure and not secure mode, but I keep getting the warning dialog box
What do I have to do to get rid of the dialog box?
What do I have to do to get rid of the dialog box?
Next time it pops up there is a little box in the bottom left hand that says do not show this message again check that and then check ok and you will not see it again.
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Nope, I keep checking that, and it keeps showing up
ok then it can be done in the registry also by going to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE \Microsoft \Windows\C urrentVers ion\Intern et Settings and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR E\Microsof t\Windows\ CurrentVer sion\Inter net Settings
look for WarnOnHTTPSToHTTPRedirect and set the value to 0
look for WarnOnHTTPSToHTTPRedirect and set the value to 0
doing this in both places in the registy will disable this message.
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I don't have that key in the registry anywhere. I looked in both those places and got nothing, then did a FIND and got nothing. I added the key to Current_User, but did not add it to Local-Machine because I wasn't certain where to put it. Does it go in the root of the string you provided (which it did for current_user and it was obvious since there were other related items there) or somewhere else.
When I just put it in current user there was no effect
When I just put it in current user there was no effect
It must go inside both the internet settings I found a site that contains a batch file that will do it for you here http://www.jsifaq.com/SUBR/TIP8900/rh8935.htm copy it to a notepad save it as WarnOnHTTPSToHTTPRedirectO ff.bat and then double click it and press c.
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did it, checked the registry and both entries are there, but i still get the warning message.
fyi, its not a message about being redirected, its about the page containing both secure and nonsecure items, and do i want to display the nonsecure items
fyi, its not a message about being redirected, its about the page containing both secure and nonsecure items, and do i want to display the nonsecure items
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I found the answer on Microsoft, article 842779, which really addresses a different issue, but had enough info for me.
Ends up that IE treats pages that use the IFrame tag as non secure pages and that results in the error message
In IE tools/security I changed some (not sure which ones since I did several at once) of the options around prompt/enable, and it the message went away
Ends up that IE treats pages that use the IFrame tag as non secure pages and that results in the error message
In IE tools/security I changed some (not sure which ones since I did several at once) of the options around prompt/enable, and it the message went away
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