Hi All,

believe me , I have searched every thread on this forum before wasting anyone's time posting this question. I couldn't find an answer to my specific problem, so I'm asking here.

I am using hostgator, and hosting a site on my reseller account (www.criticalthinkersonline.net). I am using their shared SSL cert. I changed both config files to point to my shared SSL secure page (https://sonata.websitewelcome.com/~critical/) and set use SSL to true.

Zen Cart properly switches over to the secure pages when necessary (on the shopping cart, my account pages, and when purchasing), but in FF I get the lock with a slash through it, and in IE the popup saying there is secure and non-secure items.

You can look at the source of the secured pages, and see that there are tons of http://critical... links, but these are all generated by Zen Cart. The only thing I have changed on this template (one called Orange) are colors in the css file, and changed the header by creating a new image and overwriting the existing one. In the .css it point to the relative location of the file. However, if you click on view image (on a secured page) you see that its pointing to an http: referenced image. I tried specifying the secured link to the header image in the .css, but it still did not change the security warning.

Why are all these links nonsecure, even on the secured pages? I assume zen cart should switch over to using secured versions when necessary, and its showing nonsecured URLS in the secured pages, and thats why I am getting this warning. In IE if I tell it NOT to show unsecured items, it basically strips everyhting but text out of the page.

sooo....any ideas on whats going on here?