How do I access http:// content from https:// website

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Dear Friends,

Its really really making me mad, I have Google lots of time and everywhere answer no no and no.

I need to access one http://www.example.com/chart.aspx on my iframe which is in my website default page all work fine without ssl but when i turn on ssl my site use https:// the issue started iframe stop showing my chart.

Lots of google link tell me to change your chart to https:// or add in same path where the website is located, but issue is the link is third party developed and they will charge us for that which is not accepted by me.

It will also grateful for me if i can access certain part of my website as secure instead of whole website, but don't know how to manage certain pages as https://.

For your information, my website is generated by Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, Dot Net Version 3.5. I am mostly access my website using firefox (Blocking content), IE (Ask me mixed content Yes or No option before loading).

Please give me some direction to handle this issue.

Thanks in advance i know there is some solution.

Thanks and Regard's
Santosh Sawant

Posted 12-Jan-15 18:48pm

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Updated 12-Jan-15 18:56pm

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L Viljoen · Answer 1 · 2015-01-12T19:03:00

Hi

Assuming you are using asp.net
(depending on the complexity of scripts on the source page, as code behind) but if you are simply trying just to display info this might work.

Create a blank new asp.net page
in the code behind use

C#

WebClient webClient = new WebClient();
string htmlString = w.DownloadString("https://www.thatpage.com");

Then use the asp.net response.write command to write the entire string into the page then you can now iframe reference the asp.net page you just created and it should display fine.