I've had to simply restructure how everything works and use a separate
https login page. Would've really liked a nice AJAX solution, but it
wouldn't be simple. If anyone's interested, I did find some RSA/
public key encryption libraries in javascript, none of them well
documented though:
http://
I suggest that if you do need to do it that, something like this would
work:
User clicks on AJAX call button/link
Request is sent to server
If logged in, send valid response
Do what you have to do. END
If not logged in, send a response code back that user is not
loggged in
may be you can provide a link to login page instead of the actual textboxes
for login(on those pages).
I've just been scouring the net looking for a javascript public key
encryption library and can't find a single one! Not even a poorly
maintained old version of something... Extremely surprising. I don't
have time to learn and implement a public key system from scratch. I
guess I have no choice
I need these ajax login boxes on many pages, pages that should be
unencrypted and available for search engines to crawl.
On Jul 9, 3:58 pm, James wrote:
> Why not make your calling page https also?
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> On Jul 9, 12:02 pm, Scott wrote:
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> > hmm... that sucks... This is for allowing my memb
Why not make your calling page https also?
On Jul 9, 12:02 pm, Scott wrote:
> hmm... that sucks... This is for allowing my members to enter
> credentials and it's important to be able to allow this on an http
> page. What's the best way to accomplish this? Don't other sites
> allow javascript
hmm... that sucks... This is for allowing my members to enter
credentials and it's important to be able to allow this on an http
page. What's the best way to accomplish this? Don't other sites
allow javascript logins in http pages where the credentials are not
sent in cleartext?
Is there a gre
Hi Scott,
unfortunately (or fortunately depending on your POV), same domain policy
applies to the whole domain, including protocol.
http://www.mysite.com making a request to https://www.mysite.com is not
valid
cheers
Michael Lawson
Development Lead, Global Solutions, ibm.com
Phone: 1-276-206-
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