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uses this technique
(http://verens.com/archives/2005/08/14/sajax-without-activex/)
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> start.
Is the webapp intra- or internet? I only ask because it's very easy to
remove this annoying behavior by adding the webapp's domain to the trusted
sites in IE's security zone.
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remove this annoying behavior by adding the webapp's domain to the trusted
sites in IE's security zone.
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I don't remember what XTile does internally, but if it uses an iframe to
load content that's probably why. IE is very quircky in this regard.
Unrelated to XTile specifically, but the "fixes" for this are listed in here
somewhere..
http://trac.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/548
On 8/9/06, Ralph Johnston
We started using XTile in our webapp to do some quick calls to the server to get information
and put them in the appropriate fields without doing a submit. It works fine over an unsecure
connection.
However, we are having a problem with IE popping up a message about secure and non-
secure i
