Re: Security Precaution warning message, but nothing when clicked

Thanks for the quick and insightful reply, Raj. Some follow-up, below:

On 07/04/2005 04:25 am, Rajnish Bhaskar thus wrote :
> Hi Lewis,
>
>   
>> Anyway, when browsing to a secure site which triggers the security
>> precaution, I get the notice at the top of the browser window,
>> telling me that MultiZilla was unable to locate the validation
>> key. However, upon clicking the warning message, Mozilla changes
>> z-order (Moz titlebar gets gray), but no option menu or dialog box
>> surfaces. To get focus on Moz again, I must press <Esc> and then I
>> close the warning with the close button, just to get it off the
>> screen.
>>     
>
> Does this still occur when you switch to one of the default 
> themes (Classic or Modern)?
>
>   
I switched to one of my spare "virgin" profiles (have to be careful how 
we use that word these days, Virgin Enterprises seems to be on a rampage 
in the US courts over trademark infringement...) and installed the same 
xpi as I've been using (1.8.0.1k). Upon restarting, I went straight to 
T-Mobile's homepage and logged in. Upon hitting the "secure login" link, 
I got the same condition (plain vanilla Classic theme, as built with Moz 
1.8b2).
> I've not seen that happening in any of the MultiZilla builds that 
> I've used -- my current build is Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows 
> NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.8b2) Gecko/20050627 MultiZilla/1.8.0.1n
>
> You could try replacing your current multiviews.jar with 
> http://downloads.mozdev.org/multizilla/multiviews-nightly.jar and 
> see if that helps.
>
>   
That jar seems to be what you're using (1.8.0.1n). I've updated my 
regular profile with it, and I get the same condition.
>> I've perused the buglist for this, and can't seem to come up with
>> anything related to it, so I'm not sure whether this is just on
>> OS/2, or whether this just occurs with MultiZilla 1.8.0.1 builds.
>>     
>
> It could be just an OS/2 thing, since I've not heard anyone 
> mention any problems on the three major platforms.
>
>   
I'm running FF on both my W2K box and my WBEL machine. I'll install Moz 
and see what I get there.
>> Any suggestions? Is there a preference to turn off such warnings?
>>     
>
> The prefs panels have changed quite a lot recently, but in my 
> build uncheck the box prefs -> MultiZilla -> Miscellenous -> 
> Display warning for new and suspicious looking domain names.
>   
Right you are. Unchecked, now. At least that's a workaround for the time 
being.

Is there some way I can help troubleshoot this further? Is there a log 
file which can be enabled somewhere to track what's happening?

-- 
Lewis
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