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Re: SSL Capable browser?
It couldn't be much simplier, just two lines, the problem is that in IE it comes back with data in Firefox it does not. '*********************************************************** certUserName = Request.ClientCertificate("SUBJECTEMAIL") Issuer = Request.ClientCertificate("IssuerCN") '*********************************************************** Show quote "Michael J. Pelletier" <mjpellet***@mjpelletier.com> wrote in message news:<wFdRd.93739$0u.10808@fed1read04>... > Richard P wrote: > > > Is this the correct group, if not please point me to the correct one. > > > > I checked the FAQ and could not see any reference to firefox and SSL. > > > > Here is the problem: > > > > I have a web site that is secure using SSL. The code in login.asp > > checks for a valid certificate as follows. > > > > certUserName = Request.ClientCertificate("SUBJECTEMAIL") > > Issuer = Request.ClientCertificate("IssuerCN") > > > > The above code does not work on firefox. Is this because it is not an > > SSL capable browser? > > YES! Firefox supports SSL/TLS > > > Is there a way of getting my code or similar code to check for a valid > > certificate in other browsers such as mozilla and firefox? > > > > Best Regards, > > Richard. > > I use Firefox exclusively. I log into my bank, etc, etc ALL use SSL. I have > never had any problems....I can't help you beyond that. Sorry. I would > suspect that their is something wrong with your code. > > Michael |
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