Download fails on MAC 9.xx IE 5.1.7

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peterdish@gmail.com - 20 May 2005 00:27 GMT

Hey Mac gurus!
I am at my wits end with this problem. I am testing an application that
consists of a download module. The download files are
dynamically-created zip files. The site is secured (https/SSL).
However, the download fails. Important to note that the download works
just fine over non-secured sites on any browser (well, with some
javascript browser detection coding). Seems like the server
successfully returns the zip to the client, but the Download Manager
never appears. Has anyone seen this problem or have an suggestions on
how I can get the download feature to work over SSL on MAC OS 9.xx / IE
5.1.7 ?

Your help is greatly appreciated in advance.

Thanks,
Peter D.

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Gary Goldberg - 20 May 2005 04:31 GMT

Must be the URL. I've done downloads on my OS 9.1 system using IE 5.1.7

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peterdish@gmail.com - 20 May 2005 15:33 GMT

Was it a secured site beginning with an https:// ?

Thanks,
Peter

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Gary Goldberg - 23 May 2005 05:17 GMT

Yes

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