I found a funny issue using alfresco community 2.0 with https, but not so funny indeed for users!!!!
:cry:
The footnote
So when someone use alfresco web interface with IE in secure mode https, he has got a security information pop up at each page telling him 'This page contains both secure and non secure items' … (no problem with Firefox, but there is still user that are not using such a great tool)
And this is REALLY DISTURBING !!!! All the more it is really on each page, and users have to click on yes/no/cancel each time …
The only way to avoid this is to modify the tag-lib, to pack and deploy a new web-client.jar … in order to use a local instead of a remote one…
But I don't like to modify directly alfresco source code …
So please think about it for future version and put this logo on the local web application as other images !!! PLEASE !
Currently this is really not userfriendly and avoid users to use a secure connexion … :cry:
:cry:
The footnote
Supplied free of charge with no support, no certification, no maintenance, no warranty and no indemnity by Alfresco or its Certified Partners. Click here for support. Alfresco Software Inc. © 2005-2006 All rights reservedcontains a logo Alfresco-community on the left side, but this logo is not on the local server but is a remote link to alfresco web server…
So when someone use alfresco web interface with IE in secure mode https, he has got a security information pop up at each page telling him 'This page contains both secure and non secure items' … (no problem with Firefox, but there is still user that are not using such a great tool)
And this is REALLY DISTURBING !!!! All the more it is really on each page, and users have to click on yes/no/cancel each time …
The only way to avoid this is to modify the tag-lib, to pack and deploy a new web-client.jar … in order to use a local instead of a remote one…
But I don't like to modify directly alfresco source code …
So please think about it for future version and put this logo on the local web application as other images !!! PLEASE !
Currently this is really not userfriendly and avoid users to use a secure connexion … :cry:
