IE 6: This page contains both secure and unsecure...

I'm getting that message in IE 6. (This page contains both secure and unsecure items) when you click the "My account" page. I do not get it on other pages like the admin login page. Firefox lists all images as https. Any clues? This message does not show up in FF 3.0, nor Chrome.
edgeandengine.com/store

FAQ article found by searching for "secure and nonsecure": https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=150

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Originally Posted by DrByte

FAQ article found by searching for "secure and nonsecure": https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=150

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I read the article, does that mean that every single link that points to an "http" address on my secure pages, including the Zen Cart link in the footer, have to be changed in order to stop the security message?

if you actually hard coded the url into templates then that is why so would need to change all those that you added yourself (use relative url instead of full url)

I have removed all hard coded URLs and I still get the security message in IE 6.

Have you tried removing your Google Analytics code?
Do any of your stylesheet files contain any "http:" addresses?

No http: in the stylesheets, other than the copyright parts. Tried removing Google analytics code from my tpl_footer.php, no luck there either.

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Originally Posted by kbalona

... when you click the "My account" page

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Does it also happen on your "login" page?

Yes. As far as I can tell, it happens on every secure page.

Your stylesheet_header_menu.css file contains the following:

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body { 
        behavior: url(csshover.htc);
        }

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That's only needed for css-driven flyout menus on IE6. Since you're not using flyout menus (as far as I can see), maybe removing that part might stop that file from possibly triggering the error.

My main category sidebox is a flyout menu.

Oops ... how did I miss that?

In looking at your stylesheet.css file, I see 3 syntax errors (2 on padding, and one bad comment tag) which you might want to fix. Might be wise to run it through the w3c stylesheet validator. While I doubt those are specifically causing your problem, they may point out other issues.

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Originally Posted by DrByte

Oops ... how did I miss that?

In looking at your stylesheet.css file, I see 3 syntax errors (2 on padding, and one bad comment tag) which you might want to fix. Might be wise to run it through the w3c stylesheet validator. While I doubt those are specifically causing your problem, they may point out other issues.

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Good idea. I'm going to try validating it, maybe that will catch some other errors that might be causing the problem.
btw, Thanks for your help so far, DrByte.