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Question  posted by Chip Swenson on Oct 21, 2009 18:08
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dhtmlxMenu in IE6 on a secure page causes 'this page contains both secure and nonsecure' items message

Hi,

I saw a similar question answered on August 3rd regarding dhtmlxWindows and the IE6 "secure / nonsecure items" message.

The patch you posted fixed my problem with the dhtmlxWindows. 

Now I seem to have the same issue with context menus attached to a grid. 

Is there a patch for that?  I can provide an example if needed.

We are using Pro version 2.5 revision 090904

Thank you!

-Chip

Answer posted by Alex (support) on Oct 22, 2009 01:29

Hello,

do you use the latest menu version ? The issue wasn't reproduced locally. Please, check that sample http://www.dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxGrid/samples/03_context_menu/01_pro_context_menu.html

Answer posted by Chip on Oct 22, 2009 03:16

The issue only occurs in IE6 when browsing via https

I did get the "secure / nonsecure" message when I tried the above URL in https, i.e.

https://dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxGrid/samples/03_context_menu/01_pro_context_menu.html

The version of dhtmlxmenu.js we have is v.2.5 build 090904

Thanks

Answer posted by Alex (support) on Oct 22, 2009 06:56

The issue has been confimed. We are working at fix creating. 

As a quick solution  - please, set the full path to menu icons:

menu.setIconsPath("https://some.com/dhtmlx/90904/dhtmlxMenu/samples/common/imgs/");

Answer posted by Alex (support) on Oct 22, 2009 06:56

The issue has been confimed. We are working at fix creating. 

As a quick solution  - please, set the full path to menu icons:

menu.setIconsPath("https://some.com/dhtmlx/90904/dhtmlxMenu/samples/common/imgs/");

Answer posted by Chip on Oct 22, 2009 09:04

Thanks Alex, the full path workaround is helpful in the meantime.

Not to confuse things, but I also wanted to mention that I found the same issue when initializing the dhtmlxCalendar in IE6 browsing a secure page (https) 

It may be related to an IFrame element rendered by dhtmlxcalendar.js

If I set useIFrame = false, the page reloads without the nonsecure warning.

-Chip

Answer posted by Chip on Oct 22, 2009 09:27

Additional info regarding calendar...

The calendar issue described above (IE6 nonsecure message when browsing https) started after updating to version 2.5. build 90904.

It does not occur if we roll back to dhtmlxCalendar v.2.1 Standard edition build 90226 (dhtmlxCalendar.js)

Answer posted by Alex (support) on Oct 23, 2009 02:21

Hello,

the issue was confirmed and fixed. Please try to use attached dhtmlxcalendar.js.

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