HTTPS SharePoint 网站是否需要使用符合 HTTPS 的 Web 部件？
我们计划在公司的 Intranet 站点内创建一个新的子站点，该站点基于 SharePoint 2007。我们想要添加一个第 3 方天气 Web 部件（它只是一个用于显示天气情况的小部件）当地天气预报）到新内部网站的主页。
由于 Intranet 站点使用 HTTPS，我们是否需要找到兼容 HTTPS 的 Web 部件？我猜测，如果我们使用非 HTTPS Web 部件，那么用户在加载页面时将收到某种“此页面包含安全和非安全项目”错误消息。
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我在 SF 上找到了这篇文章：https://serverfault.com/questions/91159/sharepoint-moss-serve-http-content-on-an-https-page-without-mixed-content-warni，这表明最安全的选择是找到使用 HTTPS 的第 3 方天气 Web 部件（或我们自己创建一个）。你的想法？
We are planning to create a new sub-site within our company's intranet site, which is built on SharePoint 2007. We want to add a 3rd-party weather web part (which is just a widget to display the local weather forecast) to the home page of the new intranet site.
Since the intranet site uses HTTPS, do we need to find an HTTPS-compliant web part? I'm guessing that if we use a non-HTTPS web part, then users will get some sort of "This page contains both secure and non-secure items" error message when they load the page.
Edit:
I found this post on SF: https://serverfault.com/questions/91159/sharepoint-moss-serve-http-content-on-an-https-page-without-mixed-content-warni, which suggests that the most secure option would be to find a 3rd-party weather web part that uses HTTPS (or create one ourselves). Your thoughts?
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如果客户端从非 https 网址检索天气，您将收到错误 yes。 Feed 数据的提供者也应该启用 https，您尝试过吗？ :)
Bamboo 有一个免费的天气 Web 部件：
http://store.bamboosolutions。 com/pc-55-1-world-clock-and-weather-web-part.aspx
优点是它会在服务器端检索其提要，因此您不会遇到客户端脚本问题。
缺点是（如果我记得很清楚的话，已经有一段时间了）它尝试检索每个页面点击的天气，从而减慢页面速度，特别是在由于某种原因无法连接的情况下。
我通常使用内置缓存构建自己的 RSS 消费者。
If the weather is retrieved clientside from a non-https url you'll get an error yes. Providers of feed data should enable https too, did you try if that works? :)
There's a free weather webpart from Bamboo:
http://store.bamboosolutions.com/pc-55-1-world-clock-and-weather-web-part.aspx
The upside is that it retrieves it's feed serverside so you won't have the client-script issue.
The downside is (if I remember well enough, it's been a while) that it attempts to retrieve the weather on every page hit, slowing down the page especially if the connectivity is not there for some reason.
I usually build my own RSS consumers.. with built in caching.