Re: How to tell if page was called secure or not

[Kyle Cook <kyle@invisio.com>]

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Ryan,
	Thanks, I didn't even think to try a Javascript solution. I will
try it out. And you are partially correct in that I do know wether
most of the pages are called via http or https. The problem came
up because I have a multi page check out process and for
example the needfield.html could be called via http or https.
I know I could have separate needfield.html pages but that
seemed redundant.

Thanks Again!
Kyle Cook

At 02:09 PM 5/1/99 -0700, you wrote:
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>Are you using an include or something?  I would imagine that _you_ know
>which pages are secure, and you should tailor your URLs to match the
>situation.  However, if you REALLY want to test for SSL:
>
>if (document.location.protocol="https:") {
>	ifeelsecure;
>} else {
>	ifeelparanoid;
>}
>
>At 02:05 PM 5/1/99 , Kyle Cook wrote:
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>>Hi all!
>>
>>Does anyone know of a simple way to replace a path
>>to a file depending on if the page was called through http
>>or https?
>>
>>Example:
>>I have javascript running for mouseovers and in the
>>script I must preload images. However, because
>>it is not a standard html image call, Minivend can't
>>change the path info. So I need another way of 
>>changing the path info depending on wether the
>>page was called via http or https.
>>
>>Here is an example of a javascript line that can cause
>>a problem. It is in the special pages and the problem 
>>is that some of those pages may be called via http
>>or https depending on what happens in the checkout 
>>process.
>>
>>infoafil_F2.src = "http://www.domain.com/images/pic.gif";
>>
>>Thanks for any help,
>>
>>Kyle Cook 
>>http://www.invisio.com 
>>Web site design, database driven sites,
>>and shopping cart programming. 
>>Great sites, value priced!
>>
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Kyle Cook 
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Web site design, database driven sites,
and shopping cart programming. 
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