FireFox - Security Warning on Forms. HELP!

[sartor]

Hey all. www.baselinesoftware.com

i'm getting this error when trying to add a product to the cart in firefox

Although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party.

Are you sure you want to continue sending this information?

As you can obviously tell, this is not a good error to be having for sales. Especially an e-store.

I have tried ajeh's method with $request_type to no avail. i'm not sure what files to modify and how to modify them, i'm not a PHP programmer. Please help!

[Website Rob]

I just added a product at your site and did not receive any error msg? Nor on you login/create account page; although you should change the Submit button.

Other than that, the error msg. you describe is from a default setting that each Browser has. Unless changed by the individual there is nothing you or any website, can do about it.

[sartor]

I just added a product at your site and did not receive any error msg? Nor on you login/create account page; although you should change the Submit button.

Other than that, the error msg. you describe is from a default setting that each Browser has. Unless changed by the individual there is nothing you or any website, can do about it.

Did you use firefox? And thats not possible, everyone in the office is getting the message in FF also. and which submit button do you mean?

[mprough]

I got no error in IE 7, Chrome or FF latest

~Melanie

[Steven300]

I went to your site and clicked the 'Log In' link at the very top right, no problems so far. Then I clicked on one of your products from the Manufacturers sidebox and I noticed the site is still under ssl. When I then click the 'Add to Cart' button for the product, I get a security warning (using K-Meleon), "Although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party. Are you sure you want to continue sending this information".

[sartor]

Exactly. How could I go about fixing that?