@@ glad you figured out.
<thepisu@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Problem resolved! I am using the javascript library YUI-EXT (now
> Ext.js), and I have to set the variabile YAHOO.ext.SSL_SECURE_URL to
> point a blank file:
>
> YAHOO.ext.SSL_SECURE_URL='/js/images/blankfile';
>
>
http://www.yui-ext.com/manual/faq >
> IE is so strange... how can he found "javascript:false" a non-secure
> url???
>
> On 28 Giu, 12:07, thep...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Damn! In browser cache all files are addressed with "HTTPS", and in
>> IIS Log, all files (pages, images, JS, CSS..) are all server by port
>> 8091, that is the port I set to be HTTPS...
>>
>> The warning appears only in Internet Explorer, tried IE6 and 7 (does
>> not appear in Firefox), when the main page are loaded (that contains
>> an iframe javascript-driven, that appears to be also server with
>> HTTPS).
>>
>> I'm going crazy... :(
>>
>> On 28 Giu, 08:51, "Roger Abell [MVP]" <mvpNoS...@asu.edu> wrote:
>>
>> > Pull the page up in IE and then look at the IE cache (IE, Internet
>> > Options,
>> > General tab, Browsing History - Settings, Show Files and Show Objects)
>> > and sort by last accessed.
>
>