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***Can Java or SSL or Secure sights be signed in at all, anyway???****
HEy all still thinking of buying this device but I am a little frustrated I was using the device today and came to find out you cannot go on websites and sign in with a pasword and user name. So for instance any website that has a java script, or ssl, or some type of login security to the site you cannot view or get into with the base programming for the 6700. So how do I get around this. I want to be able to log into all of these sights ie " bank sight, ebay, secure" ?????
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SSL works fine. Cookies work fine. Haven't specifically tested Java or Javescript yet. I know what you're talking about though, because I can't login to my bank site either. I suspect Java and/or Javascript are unsupported. My bets are on Java (knowing the whole Micro$oft vs. Java saga).
-cw-
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I am able to enter in internet banking site. I haven't found anything that I haven't been able to log into.
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From looking at the HTML source for my banks login page, it's Javascript. Form has name=FormX. Login button has onclick=FormX.submit(). On the XV6700, clicking the login button does nothing. Could be wrong, but it sure looks to me like basic Javascript support is broken, or missing completely. 🙄
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Some Googling around indicates that others have hit the same problems that that it's generally due to Javascript support only up to v1.5 and no Java support at all.
-cw-
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I use a different browser, Opera. Got it from www.opera.con its free for 45 days then $30 and the only way Ive got it oonto my PPC is via BT file transfer.
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I used to have the same problem. I couldn't access my banking site or any site that required log in. what I did to get around it is any time it doesn't work when I hit the button to log in or enter or whatever it may be if it doesn't work I hit refresh in the menu folder then I hit the button again and it works fine
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Look in to NetFront. This program allowed me to do a lot more than Pocket IE. You can save images from the web with NetFront.
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