allanmorris

Hi B(G) Great have just downloaded your latest zip and I'll see if I can test on another install nearby. Thanks. Allan. CHHS.

Hi Brudinie (Guy?) Yes, we're using LDAP Capture, which works fine btw, but wanted the share client to work via https as sensitive data can pass between home and school. Now the share client windows pops up as https with a secure lock while the Moodle site stays as http. Any data passing through is secure and is much more safer than carrying a usb stick backwards and forwards. In cases like ours do you think it would be an idea to have a config switch available to use the client under https rather than have to change the code as I did? Thanks. Allan. CHHS.

Hi DuncanE. Your explanation was fine and I've added the 'class' code changes. It now works fine in IE which is great and will make things a bit easier for most people. I'd just add to your mail that the 'mysiteurl' has to change to your real one - in case someone types it in verbatim - and that the whole contents of the function need replacing due to your new $result var. I'm finding it quite humourous that sharing Windows files only works when you use a GNU/Linux based server Thanks for your help. Allan.

Hi DuncanE. I've added to the 'block', under the // set block www, only. Have just had a look in the 'class' and can't see anything - but it is a big file. Could you give me a clue where to look as it's worth a try. Most students and teachers just put up with the message even though I've let them all know how to stop it so it would be great to stop it happening at all. Btw, the version I'm using is 2008080500. Thanks. Allan.

Have just hardcoded the https: into the php which seems to work but IE puts up an annoying prompt about displaying secure and unsecure items. I can change the settings but is there a better way? It seems the icons are the ones that are causing the warning for some reason even though they seem to be coming from the local system. To Change: 01) Open Internet Explorer 02) Click on Tools 03) Click on Internet Options 04) Click on the Security Tab 05) Click on the Custom Level button 06) Under the Miscellaneous section look for "Display Mixed Content" 07) Click on Disable for Display Mixed Content instead of Prompt 08) Click on OK twice 09) Close Internet Explorer and reopen 10) Open the webpage that was displaying the warning message, the message should not appear now. Thanks. Allan.