I have created page1 based on a provided sample to show buddylist.
I then created page2 that contains page1 inside an iframe.
When I use Firefox to display page2 everything works fine. The login screen is displayed, I enter my user name and password, click sign in and the buddylist is displayed.
When I use IE7, after clicking sign in a new window pops up displaying page1 with appended hash #AUTHDONE.
Any solution?
Yep, the consensus is that IE does it as a security measure. Doing multi-level IFRAMEs there probably just isn't going to work.
Let me see if I've got this right... You've got a page that contains a second page as an IFRAME, and that second page includes the login as an IFRAME, right?
That's a bit tricky. What's happening is that the OpenAuth response is coming back as a URL fragment, and it sounds like IE handles that badly because of the two levels of IFRAME. But I'll pass it on to our OpenAuth experts and see what they say.
IE7 Popups
Please use
in place of iframe and control position by overriding a new function for the position.
and apply that only on when browser is IE
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