Date for release of 12.04 ubuntu-docs

[Doug Smythies]

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Doug S:
>> (At the risk of being ridiculed for using it:) If one views the 
>> serverguide HTML pages with Microsoft Internet Explorer, every page 
>> complains of secure and non-secure content and blocks unsecure 
>> content, with an option to show all content for that page. The desktop 
>> html pages do not have this issue (I only looked at a few). (I might 
>> have time later today or later this week to try to identify the root 
>> cause for this.)

Jeremy B:
>I see a warning in Chromium also, but I also don't know why.

The problem is this line on every html page:

<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></scri
pt><script type="text/javascript" src="js/main.js"></script>

There is no issue if the line uses "https" instead.

Of course, there is also no issue of one just uses "http" instead of "https"
in the parent link to start with. I can do that on my test computer, but the
real web pages seem to re-direct to https.

At the moment it isn't clear to me how easy or hard this would be to fix. If
it doesn't magically get fixed in a couple days, I'll enter a launchpad bug
and set about figuring out how to fix it.

... Doug

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