Logging on to my website pages which use the VMP I am getting a security certificate expired notice. Is there a new bit of code I am supposed to be using at the start of the VMP block?

My main pageand a secondary page both exhibit this.

Hi BTL,

I get an "object expected" js error, but no expired certificate error. The js error doesnt' have anything to do with the VMP. It is a js error being thrown by the Dreamweaver js functions you have in there. I viewed it in IE 7 and Firefox both mac and pc.

Regards

Weird. Can you point me to the error please?

BTW I get the same error if I go here.
http://developer.viewpoint.com/dc/tools.jsp?tab=TOOL&su...mbed_generator.shtml

Hi BTL,

We're looking into it. Should be resolved shortly.

Regards

Thanks.

Hi BTL,

The issue should be resolved. Please let me know if you're still seeing security certificate warnings. Apparently our SSL server, Mirror Image, had an issue with one of their machines. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Regards

I am glad it was resolved. It didn't inconvenience me but did cause some people looking at my site to comment. I just thought you should know about it.

Hi,
I started to recive certificate warnings last week while trying to access page with Viewpoint content.. The warnings pop up randomly and it does not seem to matter which site the content is coming from. Here are few screenshots showing warning at the Viewpoint Developer site and more detailed warnings from FireFox.

The setup that I'm using is Windows Vista IE7 and FireFox 2.0.

Any ideas whats causing this?

Best regards,
-henkka

certificate_errors.zip (258 KB, 15 downloads) Certificate Errors

Hi,
I hate to be so hesitant but our customer keeps on asking about the Certificate Warning.. Could it be that there is still problems with the SSL sever or is there somehing else that's causing this?

BR,
-henkka

Thanks for contacting us about this issue. It should have been resolved last time and we apologize that it wasn't fully. We contacted our SSL server, Mirror Image, again and they found what they believe might have been one last remaining issue:

"We believe we have identified the issue. One of our load balancing agents was serving out an old address which is not part of the production environment, this has been rectified."

Please clear all you caches and let us know if you continue to see the problem.

Regards

Thank you for getting the issue solved. I was not able to reproduce the problem but I will let you know if the security warning reappears.

Thanks,
-henkka