Hi there,
Today I installed the Q3 versions of the ASP.NET Rad and Promotheus controls to resolve an issue with the calendar that would jump from February to March.
Ever since, I am experiencing SSL errors on postback:
This page contains both secure and nonsecure items
I can't see what resource is causing the exception, but since the images all look fine, I assume it's a JavaScript or CSS file.
My questions on this issue are:
1. Is this a known Telerik issue? I found some other references in this forum, but none helped so far.
2. Is there a work around or solution? I tried a <base href> pointing to the SSL site, but to no avail.
3. Is there a way to find out what resource exactly caused this warning?
I can't send in a reproducible website, as the site is quite large and uses many Telerik controls. However, you can see for yourself on the live server:
1. Goto http://www.flightengine.com
2. Enter AAR in the From box and AMS in To
3. Choose 2/20/2008 as the departure date.
4. Click Search
You should see the available flights appear
5. Use the slider in the left bar to limit the price or flight duration.
Shortly after the postback the security exception occurs.
Any ideas are more than welcome.
Kind regards,
Imar Spaanjaars
Today I installed the Q3 versions of the ASP.NET Rad and Promotheus controls to resolve an issue with the calendar that would jump from February to March.
Ever since, I am experiencing SSL errors on postback:
This page contains both secure and nonsecure items
I can't see what resource is causing the exception, but since the images all look fine, I assume it's a JavaScript or CSS file.
My questions on this issue are:
1. Is this a known Telerik issue? I found some other references in this forum, but none helped so far.
2. Is there a work around or solution? I tried a <base href> pointing to the SSL site, but to no avail.
3. Is there a way to find out what resource exactly caused this warning?
I can't send in a reproducible website, as the site is quite large and uses many Telerik controls. However, you can see for yourself on the live server:
1. Goto http://www.flightengine.com
2. Enter AAR in the From box and AMS in To
3. Choose 2/20/2008 as the departure date.
4. Click Search
You should see the available flights appear
5. Use the slider in the left bar to limit the price or flight duration.
Shortly after the postback the security exception occurs.
Any ideas are more than welcome.
Kind regards,
Imar Spaanjaars