I have a bit of a strange problem. One of my pages enables you to log into a portfolio service, these details are checked against a FileMaker database. The problem I am having is that a few clients are using iMacs and are unable to access the service, they enter there client code and password and the machine just sits there. They say this happens on the secure and non secure link. The strange bit is they can access the sample data and as far as I can see the coding is the same. All the complaints so far have come from Internet Explorer users.

We have no iMacs in the office so can't test it. The only problem I have come accross is with Internet Explorer 4.5 with the secure link, it claims that the certificate has expired when in fact it doesn't expire until latter this year.

If any you have an iMac handy and have time could you please try the portfolio service and let me know your findings.

Many Thanks

Here are the loggin details.

http://www.bestivnest.co.uk/portfolio1/pps.htm

Username: clia19

Password: 41251

I have not had any problems accessing WC (my sites are served from G4's!!) or security certificates with any of my iMacs. I run nearly all available browsers for testing and as long as you've got SSL enabled in the prefs there are no problems (apart from the really old ones for obvious reasons). I cant access your site at the moment (DNS error, site unavailable) but I'll try later and let you know if I can access it. It's hard to say, without stabbing in the dark, what might be wrong without seeing it.

If your site works on other machines/browsers the problem is most likely to be at their end but try and tell them that!!! ("but our machines work on everything else" they say!!)

After all FMPro was originally a Mac program!

good luck

[ June 19, 2001: Message edited by: scratchmalogicalwax ]

The URL does not work here

Your URL is still not working as in no access at all.......post the URL again (or turn the web server on! )

ahhhhh you had the n and v the wrong way round I'm testing it now...........it's all cool on a yosemite b/w G3 running IE 5.0 secure and unsecure............ will try it on 4.5 but will post back

It's cool running it on IE 4 and 4.5 on the yosemite and 4.0 and 4.5 on a bondi blue iMac.....I would recommend you get them to review their security settings whether they access via a firewall and install IE 5.0 (it's free so there shouldn't be any problem there)

NB

Nice Site

Thanks guys.

I will try and tell them the problem is at there end!

Sorry about the url.

Perhaps I should read what I type in future.