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Mixed content occurs if both HTTPS (secure) and HTTP (insecure) content is loaded to display the same web page and the initial request was secure over HTTPS.
Modern browsers might block the display of a page or display warning messages if secure content is mixed with insecure content.
If the Visual Experience Composer (VEC) in Target tries to open a page containing mixed content, a message displays showing how to disable blocking in your browser so you can open an HTTP site or a site that has mixed calls (HTTPS and HTTP).
Previously, when mixed content was not allowed, you could still perform some actions in Step 1 of the three-step guided workflow when creating activities. Target now blocks actions in Step 1. When this message displays, you must enable mixed content before continuing creating the activity.
Your browser’s security settings might block mixed content or insecure (HTTP) content being loaded into a secure (HTTPS) page or frame (such as the VEC). If you don’t want to disable your browser’s security settings, you need to have an HTTPS website.
If you website is running on an insecure (HTTP) domain, you are required to allow the VEC to load active mixed content.
Allowing mixed content affects the VEC only and not your live website.
For more information, see Mixed Content on the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) website.
Enabling mixed content in Google Chrome
If you’re visiting a site via a secure connection, Chrome verifies that the content on the web page has been transmitted safely.
See This page has insecure content in Google Chrome Help.
If you are using the VEC with the latest version of Chrome (version 79.0.3945.117 or later), you need to update your site settings. Visitors to your site do not need to complete these steps.
Click the lock or caution icon, then click Site settings.
Scroll to Insecure content, then use the drop-down list to change “Block (default)” to “Allow.”
Reload the VEC page.
Enabling mixed content in Mozilla Firefox
By default, Firebox blocks pages that mix secure and insecure content. It is recommended that you permanently change this setting to use Target. Visitors to your site do not need to complete these steps.
In Firefox, enter
about:configin the address bar.Acknowledge the warning message displayed by Firefox.
In the search bar, type
block_active.Double-click
**security.mixed_content.block_active_content**.The value changes from “True” to “False.” When the value shows “False,” you are finished.
We recommended that you restart your computer after changing this setting.
Enabling mixed content in Microsoft Edge
If you’re visiting a site via a secure connection, Edge verifies that the content on the web page has been transmitted safely.
If you are using the VEC with the latest version of Edge, you need to update your site settings. Visitors to your site do not need to complete these steps.
Click the lock or caution icon, then click Site Permissions.
Scroll to Insecure content, then use the drop-down list to change “Block (default)” to “Allow”.
Reload the VEC page.
Resources on adobe.com
When you try to view a document in Adobe Reader or Acrobat, you receive the error, 'There was a problem reading this document (131).' You used Adobe ReaderExtensions to apply usage rights to PDF documents with the Full Save option activated.
Sometimes, the following message precedes the error above:
Error Code 136 Adobe
'An error exists on this page. Acrobat may not display the page correctly. Please contact the person who created the PDF document to correct the problem.'
Adobe Acrobat Error 136
Disable the Full Save option in the ReaderExtensions tool, and apply the rights again. Disabling this option enables the incremental save feature in the PDF. The incremental save features
Adobe Acrobat Dc Error C136
Adobe plans to resolve the problem with the Full Save in ReaderExtensions in a future release. There is a patch available for LiveCycle ES2 SP2, so if you require this patch, contact Enterprise Support.