Recently one of my friends asked me to check his e-shop on the fact that upon entering the SSL page, the buyer has received popup with message “Do you want to display the nonsecure items?” that and probably because of this message some buyers simply closes the browser window and leave the store without buying anything.

I immediately realized that most likely this popup message refers to some sort of forgotten images that appealed directly to http path, and of course I agreed to help him. But after half an hour I realized that I was mistaken … all images loaded via SSL and nothing was pointed to http path directly. After several tests with fidler I realized that the problem is not so simple.

After several tests and few cups of coffee the problem was solved, and as luck would have it proved to be quite trivial thing …
When flash object added to page there several default parameters added by default like “pluginspage” or “codebase” with pointing to adobe site throw http that may be interpreted as internet explorer as a request to the HTTP page. After simple change this problem was solved.

So if you encounter a similar problem simple change will help to solve this problem. For example:

from: pluginspage = “http:/ / www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash”

to: pluginspage = “/ / www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash”

In Windows XP  open any Wav-file with notepad in the folder C: \WINDOWS\Help\Tours\WindowsMediaPlayer\ Audio\Wav, then go to the end of the file and you should find that all  wave files have signature of hacker groups “Deepz0ne”.

microsoftpiracydeepz0ne

So I wonder if there other components in Windows Xp that have problem with copyright?

What I can say Microsoft learning and learning very fast. Here we can see promo video that remind promo for new blockbuster high technology movie.
Nice try, but a lot of moments looks very familiar.

By the way there more on this website: http://www.office2010themovie.com/

Fancy facebook-like dynamic inputs with auto complete & pre added values. If you have any comments or requests, please post them and I will try to include all the requested features in the upcoming release.

New version of FCBKcomplete can be found here

Download: Download FCBKcomplete

Demo: Demo FCBKcomplete

Use:

<script language="JavaScript">
$(document).ready(function() {
$.facebooklist('#elem', '#list', '#complete',{url:
'ajax-url',cache:1}, height, {userfilter:1,casesensetive:0});
});
</script>

* This source code was highlighted with Source Code Highlighter.

elem – input element id or object
list – preadded elements
complete – autocomplete div id or object
ajax – object with two parametrs a) url to fetch json object b) use cache
height – maximum number of element shown before scroll will apear
filter – object with two parametrs a)case sensitive b) show/hide filtered items
newel – show typed text like a element

Creditrs for CSS & HTML structure: Guillermo (http://devthought.com)

Updates:

– 1.09 IE crash fixed

– 1.08 some minor bug fixed

-1.07  case sensetive added
applied filter to non ajax items
filter algorithm changed
cache for ajax request added
up/down with auto scrolling
minor code fixes

– 1.06 auto heigth fix
event bind on main element for better user frendly experience
filter for items
up/down keys supported from now

– 1.05 bindEvents function fixed thanks to idgnarn

– Name changed to FCBKcomplete

– 1.04 IE7 <em> tag replace fixed

– 1.03 IE7 & IE6 crash fixed
IE7 css fixed

– 1.02 json parsing fixed
remove element fixed

– 1.01: some bugs fixed

Couple weeks ago I expirensed strange behaivor with IE6 and Moss Page with 5-6 webparts on it. After that background image and title loaded browser(ie6) freeze.  The problem come back after each time that I empty browser cache. After hours of research the problem was discovered and fixed.

Symptom: Page with couple Webparts(under Moss) freeze on page load with empty cache. If page loaded once problem didnt comeback.

Solution: Delete or empty two css files HtmlEditorCustomStyles.css & HtmlEditorTableFormats.css