Secure and non-secure

[Guest Brivtech]

I don't get this problem in Firefox, but I do in Internet Explorer:

When I go into the secure area (For instance view basket and checkout), I get the normal "You are entering a secure area" message. That's fine.

However, when the page loads, I get another message telling me I have non-secure items, and if I want to display them.

I can't find any non-secure items such as images, they're all contained within the site.

So, does anyone know how I can track down these offending non-secure items and make 'em secure?

I know I can adjust the settings on my browser so the message goes away, that's fine for me being an expert, but customers viewing the website won't necessarily know about that, and I don't want to have to start educating them on how to configure browsers. I shouldn't have to.

[convict]

I can't find any non-secure items such as images, they're all contained within the site.

Only I suggest - your search have to be strictly. Easiest way is to investigate source code immediately(IE message is gone by OK click). Search for http:

FF is benevolent no argue.

[Guest Brivtech]

I can't find any non-secure items such as images, they're all contained within the site.

Only I suggest - your search have to be strictly. Easiest way is to investigate source code immediately(IE message is gone by OK click). Search for http:

FF is benevolent no argue.

HEH! I found the problems! Thanks Convict, you pushed me along in the right direction there. I realised that I had added in a background behind the page content titles, and that was linked off-site. I subsequently had to go through all the .tpl files and change it!

I was hoping there'd be a shortcut, but in the end, it didn't take that long going through the code.

All sorted, and many thanks!

Things are really great when they are working perfectly!

[convict]

You are welcome :)