Annoying SSL on Reciept Page in IE

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Annoying SSL on Reciept Page in IE

Post by igavemybest » Mon Apr 05, 2010 5:05 pm

Just to let anyone know that is using AC7, you may be getting an SSL "Do you want to view only the secure items" error. I hate hate hate these as it is annoying nad unprofessional in my opinion. If you never looked, you might want to place an a test order and see if you get it. (Firefox doesnt throw it). If you are, remove line 15 from Reciept.ascx:

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<%-- this file is identical to ~/ConLib/MyOrderPage.ascx, with the addition of the affiliate tracker tag --%>
That'll fix it

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Re: Annoying SSL on Reciept Page in IE

Post by Shopping Cart Admin » Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:00 pm

Hello,

I've never seen that line of code cause any issues. It certainly isn't required and can be removed.
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Re: Annoying SSL on Reciept Page in IE

Post by igavemybest » Tue Apr 06, 2010 12:32 am

I hate hate hate these as it is annoying nad unprofessional in my opinion.
Just to clarify I wasnt speaking of AbleCommerce, just appears unprofessional on end user websites. I think so far I have really been getting that error on IE8 w/Window7 x64

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Re: Annoying SSL on Reciept Page in IE

Post by Mike718NY » Tue Apr 06, 2010 2:42 pm

remove line 15 from Reciept.ascx:
That is just a comment. You sure that "fixed" it?

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Re: Annoying SSL on Reciept Page in IE

Post by igavemybest » Tue Apr 06, 2010 2:46 pm

Yes...believe me, it was the last thing I looked at, but yes I am sure. It has something to do with weird interaction with the js of the google tracking. I didnt actually fix it, I had someone a lot smarter than I look at it cause I just couldnt figure it out...and like you are thinking, it made no sense to me also but worked.

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