My Chase Bank statements are inaccessible via Safari. The link to create a statement is:
JavaScript:bolPopupURLClose('StmtContainer.aspx?DocIndex=10&AI=1&Type=4&Code=XdmjAr9x6HpprdQEerkk0wSMhX8=&PageIndex=2006&totalPage=6&UserOptedForPaperLess=False')
which evidently is supposed to construct or download a pdf file. However, when it runs, and calls my pdfviewer plugin, the plugin declares an error in the pdf file. The plugin allows me to open the supposed pdf file in Acrobat Reader 7.0.8, but that file also declares the file is unopenable. When I try to save the file, it wants to name it something with suffix .aspx.
Now here is the crazy part. Firefox executes the script fine. It doesn't use a pdf viewer, but will save the file or pass it to Acrobat Reader. When I save it (from Firefox) the file is readable. When I pass it directly to Reader, it opens fine.
Why does Safari choke on the script when Firefox handles it fine. I am running OSX 10.4.7 with all prescribed updates minus only Security Update 2006-004.\
Thanks in advance for your help.
t.
JavaScript:bolPopupURLClose('StmtContainer.aspx?DocIndex=10&AI=1&Type=4&Code=XdmjAr9x6HpprdQEerkk0wSMhX8=&PageIndex=2006&totalPage=6&UserOptedForPaperLess=False')
which evidently is supposed to construct or download a pdf file. However, when it runs, and calls my pdfviewer plugin, the plugin declares an error in the pdf file. The plugin allows me to open the supposed pdf file in Acrobat Reader 7.0.8, but that file also declares the file is unopenable. When I try to save the file, it wants to name it something with suffix .aspx.
Now here is the crazy part. Firefox executes the script fine. It doesn't use a pdf viewer, but will save the file or pass it to Acrobat Reader. When I save it (from Firefox) the file is readable. When I pass it directly to Reader, it opens fine.
Why does Safari choke on the script when Firefox handles it fine. I am running OSX 10.4.7 with all prescribed updates minus only Security Update 2006-004.\
Thanks in advance for your help.
t.