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Wow.

Let me just say "Thank You"!

I'll go over this in my spare time and suss out its contours and functions. I truly appreciate this! Thank you very much!

Yours,
Sylvan

It's a strange scenario.

We have this script which we cannot touch or modify that intercepts clicks and interprets them before performing one of several actions on the page. It's complicated...

You have been very helpful, xatm; I appreciate it!

The issue is this: we had someone who is no longer available create a very cool set of code and get it approved for wide use. But it was...

Hmmm... Frustrating.

There's no monitoring function in jQuery, then? Okay ... I'm going to have to see what I can do about getting a workaround.

If anyone else can think of a solution, please...

Good day, all,

I am trying to understand a fundamental feature of jQuery but, so far, cannot find any specific examples despite my Google-fu.

My problem:

There exists a set of scripts and...

Thank you for this advice; I've implemented the <meta>-tag fix and things are working pretty well. Much appreciated!

Yours,
Dave

Good day, all,

I am afraid I cannot share a working URL or sample code for this one; I'm working on a proprietary site for a client. I am also unable to replicate in an environment in which I...

Whoa... Ok, that's pretty useful and awesome! Thank you!

Ooohhh... Ok, that's an excellent observation I'd not thought of.

Off-hand, do you know of a good online resource that could provide an incremental list of all such characters?

I'll search for...

So what you're suggesting is build a library of uppercase and lowercase special characters and using that for the RegExp?

Makes sense...

Is there a single or simpler command, however, that...

I have used this script:


someString.replace(/[^A-Za-z0-9 .]/g, '')

...many times to remove non-alphanumeric and non "." and " " characters but am having to re-think its use as I start working...

I'm afraid the UNIX developer who reported the problem has been unable to demonstrate it for me. Essentially, he's seeing it in reporting on the server: something I know nothing about.


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Good day, all,

My Google-fu is apparently pretty weak today. I'm unable to find a good reference for this problem I'm having on a client's site.

They have a script on their remote, secure...

Exactly.

Sure...

I work for an eCommerce company; we secure all the pages we host that carry sensitive information. Occasionally, however, there will be an image, .js call, or something else which will...

SOLVED!

Ok, I'll share my solution.

On FireFox there is an Add-On called "HttpFox" that has quite an array of tools to help with just this sort of problem...

Thanks anyway, folks!

Try...

Hey there, one and all,

I thought I'd check in to see if anyone has a good solution for my favorite bug-a-boo.

The company I work for secures all of our Web pages for all of our clients. ...

I think the only thing that may be an issue, is our servers use caching on the JSP element which contains the CSS.

But, still, we'll find a way around this...! Thank you!

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Oh. Damn.

Ok, right. What the heck was I thinking?

Ok, I'll see what I can wrangle...

(Ever have a really embarassing day?)

That's one of the suggestions I posed to our Account manager but the CSS is enormous and would increase the load time of the page.

Still, thank you for your suggestion!

Yours,
Sylvan

Hmmm... So I misunderstood the documentation.

Any suggestions as to what could be causing this, then?

Yours,
Sylvan

DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM:

Firefox occasionally fails to load the external CSS on secure pages. This causes the pages to look broken.

DOCUMENTATION:

The following web page details the bug...

Actually, yes, I have. But I don't see anything that can actually pin-point what the unsecure elements are...

...That is, unless there's an element of it I don't know about.

Ideas?

Yours,...

Hey there, everyone...

Just a general question: does anyone have a good tool or extension to help track down those annoying "nonsecure items" IE is always talking about? Sure, with a simple...

In addition to KDLA's suggestion, I might suggest using relative positioning with the use of "top" for vertical positioning and -to a certain extent- some floats to pull the element out of the...