Hi all,
Our new workstations are installed with Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 8. We are trying to upgrade to IE9 in order to get an up to date PC master.
When trying to access a https site with a certificate mismatch, we don't have thecomplete usual IE internal web page warning the user that the website maybe unsafe.
The link that permits to access the webpage bypassing the warning is missing (but it should appear when you look at"View source")
It works correctly with WinXP+IE8.
IE9 + W7 :
We do have a warning asking to close the webpage but there is NO link to continue (but you have the html code that make it appear :
<!-- continue to site-->
<tr>
<td > </td>
<td id="continueToSiteAlign" align="left" valign="middle">
<h4 id="continueToSite">
<img src="red_shield.png" ID="ImgOverride" border="0" alt="Not recommended icon" class="actionIcon"><A href=''
ID="overridelink" NAME="overridelink" >Continue to this website (not recommended).</A>
</h4>
</td>
</tr>
IE8 +WXP :
the link to continue appears witout any problem (it is of course the same site).
For us, this behavior is quite strange and we can't access this site without having a Windows XP PC with IE8.
The websites i am referring to are internalwebsites only.
Our migration to W7 + IE9 is stuck at the moment.
I hope someone can help us
Regards.