Not sure but many of my users report that it does now work for them. I have no idea why!
Do they have java installed? Some computers need java to run anything.js.
Java is COMPLETELY different from Javascript.
Topic: Need a Form that Encrypts (Read 788 times)
Do they have java installed? Some computers need java to run anything.js.
Java is COMPLETELY different from Javascript.
Not sure but many of my users report that it does now work for them. I have no idea why!
Do they have java installed? Some computers need java to run anything.js.
Not sure but many of my users report that it does now work for them. I have no idea why!
What is the problem with hanewin? Looking quickly at the code it doesn't seem to contain anything that is not cross browser/platform.
Otherwise you have openPGP.js, and they also link to a few other solutions here: https://github.com/openpgpjs/openpgpjs/wiki/Introduction
Otherwise you have openPGP.js, and they also link to a few other solutions here: https://github.com/openpgpjs/openpgpjs/wiki/Introduction
I need a form that encrypts like the one here: http://medicineman.6te.net
This form uses the javascript based hanewin encryption system and does not work on many browsers/platforms. I need something that works on at least most browsers/platforms. I also need to be able to swap out the public keys in the code. PM if you're interested and include a quote.
thanks!
cb
This form uses the javascript based hanewin encryption system and does not work on many browsers/platforms. I need something that works on at least most browsers/platforms. I also need to be able to swap out the public keys in the code. PM if you're interested and include a quote.
thanks!
cb
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