I have implemented an ajax-polling script that calls an action in the server Controller every 10 seconds. With the response, I replace the content of a `div`:

```
function getFoo() {
    var link = '/Secure/GetFoo';

    $.post(link, function (response) {
        $('#FooSection').replaceWith(response);
    });

    setTimeout("getFoo();", 10000);
}

```

This is done through *https*. After some time of being "idle", IE displays the following message:

> 
> This page is accessing information
>  that is not under its control. This
>  poses a security risk. Do you want to
>  continue?
> 
> 
> 

If the user clicks *Yes*, the page is redirected to the `div` displaying the response only. If the user clicks *No*, nothing happens, but the `div` container will not be refreshed.

I know [I can suppress this message through browser settings](http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie8-windows_other/how-do-i-get-rid-of-this-page-is-accessing/ca546963-a4df-4ff0-b524-5d46c1232b15), but that will just bring me to a default *Yes* selection as per the above dialog.

A similar issue has been [asked before](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1890565/how-to-suppress-this-page-is-accessing-information-not-under-its-control), but unfortunately there hasn't been any solution. I basically want to make my ajax-polling work even on a **secure** connection. Any ideas?