Hi Brian, Brian Meahan wrote: > if so then it installs the user cert into the windows personal cert > store. This would be possible by installing a client certificate as discussed previously. Does the client have a private key for it? Otherwise you might offer a download of a pfx file? > when the user logs off, navigates to a new page or closes the > browser, another javascript function kicks off another section of the > control that removes the cert from the store. Well, I guess that will never work... > > everything works great in IE Obviously.... and also removes the certificate from the windows store? Geeehhh > and we have the click once plugin for firefox installed so that part > works as well, Which works only on Windows I understand anyway (click once plugin). BTW, not sure about what you try to manipulate, but FF makes use of NSS, not Windows Certificate store. So your intention is to do the same on NSS as you do with IE and Windows certificate store? > its the part where we progromatically install and clean up the client > certs that we have to figure out. I thought I had seen something > using the pkcs11 api, but now i can't find it. You mean the part about removing the certificate?
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