I am using some online reporting pages from my company's web site. After logging in the related pages, I cannot click on the links that produce the reports. The links seem just as plain texts, and non-clickable. When I open the same pages in IE8, there is no problem. The links work and reports are generated. I've looked at the security settings from options menu, but found nothing. How can I make Firefox trust this site and work properly?
Note: The web pages are in asp format, and the links are supposed to open the reports in Crystal Report Viewer. There are also some Flash graphs in some pages, and they don't work either.
Source code of one frame:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript">
function go_there(url)
{
window.open(url + '&prompt0=1&prompt1=' + [..]);
}
</SCRIPT>
[..]
<td style="cursor:hand; [..]"
onclick="go_there('/webreports/[..]/dpp_zmo_bayi_dd.rpt?apsuser=[..]');">
<img [..] src="[..]">&nbsp;&nbsp;Envanter inceleme linki (zmo_bayi_dd)
</td>
After logging into the site, Error Console displays the following errors:
After opening the problematic page, the following errors are displayed:
Finally, when I click on the links (although they don't look like links), these error messages are created: