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679331	2008-06-18 09:20:00	this from a google search i cant make any sense of it but perhaps some-one can - Speedy? Dear Group > > Just wondered what this meta tag is for: > <meta content="schemas.microsoft.com > name="vs_targetSchema" > > > Can I remove it or change it to > <meta content="schemas.microsoft.com > name="vs_targetSchema" > as I think that might be the problem of my > non-secure items warning when accessing the page with SSL. > > Sorry for this question, can't test it myself at the moment but I'm > curious. > > Thanks very much for your help & efforts! Martin, The targetSchema property only affects the behavior of Visual Studio (VS): msdn.microsoft.com or tinyurl.com The "schemas.microsoft.com portion of the meta tag is a URN, not a URL. A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) points to a specific location on the internet. A URN (Uniform Resource Name) does not. A URN is just a specific name for an entity, in this case the targetSchema VS should configure its designers for. Changing "http" to "https" on the above URN may confuse VS, and would serve no purpose, since the URN is just a name, and does not specify a location on the internet . Here's an explanation on the whole URL/URN/URI mess from the W3C: www.w3.org Just for fun, I tried pointing my browser to schemas.microsoft.com and got a 404 error. Trying just http://schemas.microsoft.com/ results in a page with the phrase "schemas.microsoft.com" in bold letters. -- Hope this helps. Chris. ------------- C.R. Timmons Consulting, Inc. http://www.crtimmonsinc.com/ Reply With Quote	jayal (1291)
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