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    Default SSL warning message

    Hello

    The following issue is found on this site: http://www.chivasskincare.com

    I'm having problems in both Firefox (version 3.0.8) and IE (version 7) when I go to the secure server. In firefox once I'm on the logon page I get an exclamation point over the padlock with a message "warning: contains unauthenticated content" in IE I get a pop up window that says "this page contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the nonsecure items?" I have zen cart version 1.3.8a. I called network solutions and they said it was because I had some urls with http instead of https. I looked at the source code for the page and found the base tag had http instead of https. Is this the cause of it?
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    thanks,
    Tre

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    Default Re: SSL warning message

    is result of images that have absolute path using HTTP .. all secure contents need to have HTTPS
    your logo.
    also background image may or may not effect this , but all style sheet elements need to be added to image folder under your custom template and not under image folder in root , which is for product images.

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    Default Re: SSL warning message

    Thanks for your reply Tony. I went into the style sheet and there were two background images that I moved to the images folder under the custom folder. However I'm still getting an error: https://www.chivasskincare.com/index...ain_page=login. If you go to that page and view the source you'll see there are no images with http in the url. There are a few links that are using http and they are the base tag and the shopping cart and the blog links. I can't for the life of me find where to go to change these links. Do you have any idea where I can look?

    thanks again for your help,
    Tre

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    Default Re: SSL warning message

    The link to your logo is absolute. The logo should be in the template folder.

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    Default Re: SSL warning message

    Quote Originally Posted by Glamorousshoe View Post
    The link to your logo is absolute. The logo should be in the template folder.
    I don't think the link to the logo is absolute. Did you look at the source? (<img src="images/chivas_logo1.jpg" alt="Chivas Skin Care" border="0">) If that is an absolute link then I stand corrected but I don't think it is.

    About the logo being the template folder here is where it is located: /includes/templates/custom/images

    Anymore help would be greatly appreciated.

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    Default Re: SSL warning message

    this is path to your logo ..

    http://www.chivasskincare.com/images/chivas_logo1.jpg

    it is still in image directory under root .. you need to move this to image directory in your custom template.

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    Default Re: SSL warning message

    Quote Originally Posted by trebo70 View Post
    I don't think the link to the logo is absolute. Did you look at the source? (<img src="images/chivas_logo1.jpg" alt="Chivas Skin Care" border="0">) If that is an absolute link then I stand corrected but I don't think it is.

    About the logo being the template folder here is where it is located: /includes/templates/custom/images

    Anymore help would be greatly appreciated.

    thanks,
    Tre
    Tre, when you code for images do not start the path with a forward slash. Leave it off as it is included in the 'base href=" statement at top of each page.

    Speaking of which, on your 'https' page the 'base href=' statement is showing "http" instead of "https". Did you manually change something in your config file because that's not right.

 

 

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