Hello! I have searched and been unable to finad ny help for this. Apologies if I have somehow missed it. I created a presentation in Producer and uploaded it to our web server. Our site is a secure site running on the https protocol. Apparently there are some hard coded http links within the Producer output and this causes the security warning message (this page contians insecure items, do you want to show them?) to pop up when viewing the presentation. Is there a way to publish a presentation such that it will play on an ssl secured web site without the security warning message?
"XgrinderX" wrote in message news:1A526128-D37C-4EB6-AC4D-5B33508F4FA5@microsoft.com... > Hello! I have searched and been unable to finad ny help for this. > Apologies > if I have somehow missed it. > > I created a presentation in Producer and uploaded it to our web server. > Our > site is a secure site running on the https protocol. Apparently there are > some hard coded http links within the Producer output and this causes the > security warning message (this page contians insecure items, do you want > to > show them?) to pop up when viewing the presentation. > > Is there a way to publish a presentation such that it will play on an ssl > secured web site without the security warning message? Not sure where the hard coded links are -- but if that is true it might be possible to modify the code to allow https protocol. But it could be the problem is so spread out that the solution is not worth the pain. Do you have any idea where the http links are?
"Brian Sullivan" wrote: > Not sure where the hard coded links are -- but if that is true it might be > possible to modify the code to allow https protocol. > > But it could be the problem is so spread out that the solution is not worth > the pain. > > Do you have any idea where the http links are? > Well I did use Visual Studio to do a search in all the files for http: and replace with https: and it found more than 50 (if I remember correctly) but it still gave me the security warning.....so I am kind of at a loss. I hoped maybe there was a setting when publishing that would allow you to tell it that the presentation was intended for https.
"XgrinderX" wrote in message news:DB85EC81-11EF-4714-9235-DFB5A6E60832@microsoft.com... > "Brian Sullivan" wrote: >> Not sure where the hard coded links are -- but if that is true it might >> be >> possible to modify the code to allow https protocol. >> >> But it could be the problem is so spread out that the solution is not >> worth >> the pain. >> >> Do you have any idea where the http links are? >> > > Well I did use Visual Studio to do a search in all the files for http: and > replace with https: and it found more than 50 (if I remember correctly) > but > it still gave me the security warning.....so I am kind of at a loss. I > hoped > maybe there was a setting when publishing that would allow you to tell it > that the presentation was intended for https. Not that I am aware of.
