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| | New windows, different zones and SSL protocol. In a computer with Vista and Internet Explorer 7, following a link to an https page with SSL protocol. opens a new window. (Or visa versa) This is because websites that are in different security zones must open in different windows. If protected mode is turned on in the Internet Zone and off in the Trusted Zone, you will get this behavior. I believe that's the default setting in Vista. And if you turn on Protected Mode for the Trusted zone, this will allow sites from different security zones to open in the same window/tab. Apparently however, there is another way to prevent the new windows for SSL pages even for computers that still have the default setting. For example this behavior can be found on http://www.cigarsinternational.com If you go from http://www.cigarsinternational.com/order.asp to https://www.cigarsinternational.com/...cess_order.asp it does not open a new window, even if protected mode is turned on in the Internet Zone and off in the Trusted Zone. Anyone know how this is done ? I don't see anything obvious in the code that would address this problem. I would think that by definition pages with and without SSL are in different security zones, but is it possible that the two pages are actually in the same zone even though only one has SSL ? |
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