I know there is a little yellow warning triangle that comes up in the top right and have an idea it is related to having unsigned java applets and/or Java 1.6.0._11 security.
What I want to know is are there any easy steps for me to follow in getting rid of it either in the compilation of the aI chat applet or less willingly through configuration on the end users pc (I suspect this might be difficult/impossible and doing so as a blanket change would have other security implications.)
The people who utilise our chat room are a rather nervous bunch at best - they really do not need scaring anymore !!! Trust me they have plenty enough to worry about ! Some have never used a computer before and suffer from paranoia to start with.
I think I am correct in thinking it is a warning that an unsigned java applet is running above a webpage.
I have looked at the function of the test chatroom here and it works differently depending on how the float is initiated.
1)Selecting Chat Room [x] - Enter Chat Room (Float) initates the chatroom without the warning triangle of doom. I can see the chat window is surrounded by a webpage border although it appears to be floating.
2)Selecting Chat Room [x] - Enter Chat Room starts the webpage embedded version without the warning triangle of doom. Use the float button and the triangle appears.
So to sum up -
1) Should I be getting the chat applet approved by Sun ? I suspect not.
2) Is there a way to reprogram the float button and pm windows so that they are bordered by html/php to avoid the triangle of doom appearing ?
2b) If yes then who needs to do this aI coders or me ? I suspect all I could do is implement in the same way the test chatroom has been done on here.
3) Am I really enjoying writing this message ? Not in the least.