How can I handle a browser window without receiving the "Do you want to close this window prompt?"
Actually ie Window close while click on OK button, but i'm getting this prompt message
kindly help me to how to solve this. i don't want this prompt message while click on OK button.
ie.navigate Mod_Url
ie.Document.getElementsByTagName("button").Item(1).Click
I think what you are browsing should be an http website instead of https.
If you are sure that this website is safe, you can try to modify the security settings:
IE tools -> Internet options -> Security -> Trusted sites -> Sites -> Uncheck option Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone
Adding http://xx.xxx.com(the website url you accessed) to trust site list.
I would like to test https related application on my local machine before pushing it to staging and production.
If I try to test on local system, the page just showing (in chrome it gets to the "This webpage has a redirect loop" page).
If any information could be provided that would assist me in setting this up / getting it working and testing, I would be extremely grateful . Thanks
This problem can have two angles whether this could be related to your specific browser or with your ColdFusion application:
First and foremost can you check it on Firefox or IE just to isolate if this is specific to Chrome. (As I have seen this to come on Chrome more than often)
if it works on Other Browsers:
probably Chrome is at fault. Go to settings (Options -> Under the Hood -> Content Settings -> Cookies -> Show cookies and other site data)
Enter your problem URL in search bar and it would list all related cookies.
Select "Remove all"
if it FAILS on other browsers as well:
Can you check with perhaps another test application?
Please check with following article by Ben Nadal --
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1666-Ask-Ben-Enforcing-An-SSL-HTTPS-Connection-Based-On-Request.htm
If this persists, please add some more information, on how this has been set up.
Cheers,
Anjaneai
If I understand your questions you should be able to use a self signed certificate on your local dev box. Once you set this up you should be able to test your site in SSL mode.
Here is one quick tutorial.
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/04/06/tip-trick-enabling-ssl-on-iis7-using-self-signed-certificates.aspx
in previous versions of IE the F12 dev tools had several option for cache and cookie management, but in the new IE 11 version (on the network tab) the option to clear / delete session cookies seems to be missing, does anyone know where to find it, (or how to accomplish this)
ps- no, "close IE and restart" is not a solution
There's a Clear Cookies for Domain button at the top center of the Network tab in the remodeled F12 tools.
To clear ALL session cookies, in the address bar, type:
javascript:document.execCommand("ClearAuthenticationCache")
and hit enter. Note that you must type this command yourself; if you copy/paste it, IE will delete the javascript: at the front of the string for security reasons.
Press F12 to open Developer Tools, go to Console tab, enter this Javascript command
document.execCommand("ClearAuthenticationCache")
I tried and saw that typing in address bar won't work.
I wrote an application using the HTML5 Cache Manifest and I'm having a problem using it in IE 10.
I used Fiddler to witness the manifest file being downloaded and all resources fetched on the initial load of the application. If I disable my network adapter to force the machine offline, the application continues to work as expected as long as I don't close the browser window.
However, when I close the browser window, then attempt to re-open the page from a favorite, IE 10 tells me "You're not connected to a network". Obviously I know that, I'm trying to use the app offline. These exact steps work in Chrome.
Is this behavior by design? Is there a workaround? I can't test with IE 11 right now...is this different in IE 11?
Hearing of some issues of the appcache clearing if your company utilizes gpo settings and has "empty temporary internet files folder when browser is closed" enabled.
Did you find the answer to this? I have the same problem. I did get a bit further though. I found that if you go to the IE10 File menu option and tick Work Offline then try and access your cached app it loads the page but I still have an issue as it does not appear to be using the javascript file that should also be cached. All works ok on Google Chrome but our clients are restricted to IE so Chrome is not an option.
I'm trying to debug an .htaccess file. FireFox keeps caching redirects and I can't get around them. Normally I would hit Ctrl + F5, but because it has already redirected me to another page, that just refreshes the page I was sent to and not the url I typed in. Is there a way to force a refresh of a url?
Here's an example:
Redirect example.com/hi to example.com/hello, test in FireFox and it works
Remove this line from .htaccess
Type example.com/hi in FireFox, it still redirects to example.com/hello
Type example.com/hi in Chrome, it does not redirect
This is why I think it's a browser caching issue, not server caching.
Edit: This seems to be FireFox specific, a quick solution is to use Chrome instead. The cache expired after an hour, which is way too long when trying to debug.
If you're using RewriteRule, just use R instead of R=301. For other purposes, you'll have to clear your browser cache whenever you change a redirect. (If you don't know how to clear your browser cache, googling for a how-to should provide a quick and easy answer - or feel free to comment and I'll help you out.)
Simply put, try to avoid 301s wherever possible until you've got your redirects working normally. If you can't avoid them, get ready to clear your browser cache regularly.
Clearing the Firefox' network cache works for me. Also for 301 redirects.
Preferences/Options > Advanced > Network > Cached web content.
See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-clear-firefox-cache
In Google Chrome, open a new tab in "Incognito" mode using:
CTRL-SHIFT-N
Very useful for debugging.
I think it's worth weighing in here just in case my experience helps anyone. I regularly switch back and forth between a development and production branch on my local machine. The development branch is my local environment and the production branch is for my remote server. The only difference between the two environments is the .htaccess file. My remote server needs a rewrite rule in case someone does not enter "www" before the URL:
# If www is missing from the beginning of the URL
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]
However, this rewrite rule does not work for my local environment because of the URL structure. So in my local version of .htaccess I comment out the rewrite rules.
What I've noticed is that Chrome does not seem to go to my local server to get the latest .htaccess file every time. It's obviously caching the rewrite because when I switch from my production branch to my development branch I get something that looks like this:
www.www-local.myurl.local
If I use Safari, I get the correct URL:
www-local.myurl.local
To resolve this Chrome issue, I went to the Developer Tools > Settings > General > and check "Disable cache (while DevTools is open)"
With this checked, I just need to open Dev Tools and reload to get the current .htaccess.
To force clear htaccess/redirect caches in Google Chrome:
Go to Settings > Advanced > Privacy > Clear Browsing Data
Select "Cached Images and Files"
Click Clear Browsing Data
Your page should now load the fresh htaccess settings.
In Firefox open Developer Toolbar by pressing Option Command I. Then click Settings (It's a little cog icon) and under Advanced Settings put a tick next to Disable HTTP Cache (when toolbox is open). This did the trick for me.
In Chrome, you can disable browser cache in the Developer Tools panel
Command+Option+C (Mac) or Control+Shift+C (Windows, Linux, Chrome OS).
In the Network tab, you can find Disable cache checkbox.
It only works while the Developer Tools panel is open.
After trying to refresh my cache countless times I decided to clear the cookies for my site, I don't know why or how but that cleared it for me. Maybe it's something specific to Magento but it might be more general.
In Google Chrome open Developer Toolbar. Then click Settings (It's a 3 dots icon) and under Network section, check on "Disable cache (while DevTools is open)".
For chrome, you can do this per-page without clearing out all browser cache; just open the develop tools (You can use shortcut ctrl + shift + I). Once it comes open, right click on the reload icon and click "Empty cache and hard reload".
I finally found a solution for Chrome:
In the Web Developer, open Tab "Network" and enable "Disable cache".
This worked for me.
Well, you can simply clear your htaccess cache using Firefox addon Clear Cache. Better than any CTRL + R
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/clear-cache-button/