[isf-wifidog] Hotspot Map Crashes IE

[Max Horváth]

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Images integrated via HTTPS and not just ordinary HTTP links is a  
feature of WiFiDog (one of the last commits) and not a bug.

Images on a SSL site MUST be integrated via HTTPS links - otherwise  
every browser would warn the user that he's on a secure site with  
unsecure content!

Cheers, Max!

Am 15.03.2006 um 16:16 schrieb Pascal Leclerc:

>
>> What's worse, if you go through regular http, you get hit with a
>> certificate warning that flickers (multiple instances?), then the
>> whole browser just crashes.
>
> Your legend images are linked to https
>         <img
> src="https://auth.nycwireless.net/images/HotspotStatusMap/ 
> up.gif"><i>the
> hotspot is operational</i>
>         <img
> src="https://auth.nycwireless.net/images/HotspotStatusMap/ 
> down.gif"><i>the
> hotspot is down</i>
>         <img
> src="https://auth.nycwireless.net/images/HotspotStatusMap/ 
> unknown.gif"><i>not
> monitored</i>
>
> For the IE crash, Francois saw this problem when integrating Google  
> Maps
> in the portal. I can't remember what it was, maybe Francois know it.
>
>   Pascal
>
>
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