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Hi all,
Just a simple question regarding Internet explorer version 8 as to Firefox.
When Using Internet explorer I am getting this message:
This web page contains content that will not be delivered using a secure server HTTPS connection, which could compromise the security of the entire web page.
Can someone put me in the right direction as to how to fix this message problem.
hmm, a lot of your images and links aren't secure (linked https).
I don't know of any easy way to do this, but try going to you login page and right-click to 'View Source' and just search for 'http'
The image links and such should read 'https' not 'http'
That should put you in the right direction with it. You'll notice some of the ez-page links at the bottom are also not secure, but that is an easy fix within admin.
hope this helps!
Thanks Kunal for the quick reply and I will start looking at the http/https but I have been using zencart now for quite a few months and I am still unable to work out how to use it.
They don't seem to have an idiots guide for ez pages.
lol I hear ya.
Try Admin > Tools > EZ pages
select any page and click "edit" and choose the correct option for "Page is SSL"
Ok I have made all pages SSL but still get the error when I go to login page and contact page.
I have tried other pages and they seem to be ok but the two that I mentioned above come up with the error message that I explained before.:censored:
Also getting error message on my account after login.
Also error message on checkout page.
Same message when you log out as well.
It's your Google ads causing the problem. I don't use them, so I don't know how to fix the issue, but generally, you can't call content from an unsecured URL to a secured page. I'm sure Google will have an answer.
Just my $.02 worth, but, as a customer, outside advertising on an ecommerce site makes me think the site owners aren't selling much and need the few pennies they get from Google, making me less likely to buy. Unless you're making a lot more than I think you are from those ads, I'd lose them.
I agree about the google thing. also, in IE your category drop-down (top left) on the login page seems to hang over to the right. i think it's a quick css fix though :-)
What needs to be done in the css to fix the problem with categories box with IE because it seems ok with Firefox.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunal
the issue with your category dropdown in IE , is the length of your category and or subcategory name. dropdown is stretching to accommodate for those long names. i don't have solution for you at the moment , but you can add IE specific stylesheet to your site and control how font size or any other styling or restriction to that dropdown to only be applied to IE .
Thanks Tony but where do I get the IE specific Stylesheet because when I look at it on my laptop which has a 17" screen it all looks ok. I assume if this style sheet is available it will adjust the page to any screen size.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony_sar