Problem on Explorer

Hi there, I am using your product on soslostpets.com and I get an error on explorer (works well on other browsers) I guess microsoft is identifying some sort of incompatibility... could you help me ?

dididounet wrote: Hi there, I am using your product on soslostpets.com and I get an error on explorer (works well on other browsers) I guess microsoft is identifying some sort of incompatibility... could you help me ?

Hello,
we accessed your website with IE9 and we saw no errors.

could you please let us know which version of IE are you using, and what is the exact error you're getting?

Mati

Hmm yes but have you tried connecting via facebook ? The issue occurs in the facebook pop-up...At least on my IE you enter your facebook credential and then it does not want to go any further. That's where I get this script5007 error

dididounet wrote: Hmm yes but have you tried connecting via facebook ? The issue occurs in the facebook pop-up...At least on my IE you enter your facebook credential and then it does not want to go any further. That's where I get this script5007 error

could you show us a screenshot of the problem and/or pasting the error msg here?

here it comes... do you manage to login yourself with explorer?

Hi Again, saw you managed to register, I carried out some tests again and if I try to register from https it works, if not I get the error.... can it help ? should I change the setup to identify https somewhere ???

Hi @dididounet,

I suspect that the error is generated because you aren't using an SSL certificate, or, if you have not configured it for your login/auth pages.

If you do have SSL Cert (https) running on server, you should be able to set the protocol between http, default (this is your global setting) and https in the menu item leading to the page(s) in question.

I may be wrong about this but, have you tried enabling the http/s requirement in the JFBC backend?

If that doesn't work for you or you want/need more control, you will need to define it in a rewrite condition in a .htaccess file. You will prob also need mod_rewrite php module loaded and ensure that mod_rewrite is enabled in joomla global prefs.

Here's a really good link to info about htaccess files if you require it: perishablepress.com/press/2006/01/10/stupid-htaccess-tricks/

If you need info more specific to joomla and useof mod_rewrite and htaccess, check on joomla.org or google search it with your J version.

Best of luck and hope this is in someway useful,

Gez