[SOLVED] This module is Untrusted -->You are about to install ""

[venditdevs]

When we install our module on 1.6.0.6 there is no problem.

 

Now we have upgraded to 1.6.0.8 and try to install our module, now we get this error on Internet explorer 11:
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You are about to install "", a module that could not be securely identified by PrestaShop.

This generally happens when the module is not distributed through our official marketplace, PrestaShop Addons - or when your server failed to communicate with PrestaShop Addons. Since you did not download the module from PrestaShop Addons, we cannot assert that the module is safe (i.e. that it is not adding some undisclosed functionality like backdoors, ads, hidden links, spam, etc.). Use at your own risk.
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The 'PROCEED WITH THE INSTALLATION' button doesn't work

 

On Mozilla and Firefox we get :
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You are about to install "Our module name", a module that could not be securely identified by PrestaShop.

This generally happens when the module is not distributed through our official marketplace, PrestaShop Addons - or when your server failed to communicate with PrestaShop Addons. Since you did not download the module from PrestaShop Addons, we cannot assert that the module is safe (i.e. that it is not adding some undisclosed functionality like backdoors, ads, hidden links, spam, etc.). Use at your own risk.

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And the 'PROCEED WITH THE INSTALLATION' button works

 

 

Edited July 2, 2014 by venditdevs (see edit history)

[PrestaHeroes USA]

honestly, there are many things that do now work with IE.  To many to even document.

 

My advice, is use chrome, PS back office runs really fast on chrome, I don't know what FireFox did, but it's gone to the dogs.

[bellini13]

you might try compatibility mode if you need to use IE for some reason

[nicusor]

had the same problem, with firefox 30.0. it just fixed itself by night

Edited June 27, 2014 by nicusor (see edit history)