Problems With SSL

[LordGemz]

and that will resolve the problem? That would be great. How do I do that then?

[LordGemz]

Well I did it I followed the code

<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="includes/templates/XXX/UUU/ZZZ.swf" width="100%" height="100">
<param name="movie" value="includes/templates/XXX/UUU/ZZZ.swf" />
<param name="quality" value="high"><param name="BGCOLOR" value="#000000">
<param name="menu" value="false">
</object>

and bam it works just fine. Now my SSL works just fine.Thanks to all that have helped.

[JQPublic]

Man that is a BEAUTIFUL site!

[kobra]

and that will resolve the problem? That would be great.
Well I did it I followed the code and bam it works just fine. Now my SSL works just fine.

Great!!!
Always use "relative" paths to prevent the "this page contains both secure and non-secure items"

[schoolboy]

Man that is a BEAUTIFUL site!

Yes... very attractive, but the one issue with having a flash file the size of a cinema screen is that on every page refresh, the customer has to manually scroll past it to get to what they really came for - the product info. This becomes irritating and frankly, I'd not bother to look at anything more than the first couple of products - then the irritation factor would drive me to a competitor who knows that I'm there to look at products - not to be entertained .

Consider embedding that flash on the define_main_page.php only - so that we see it once only, and then get to see what we've come for... the products you're selling (which are really very nice).

[LordGemz]

thank you for all the comments and help. Embedding the flash just on the main is a good Idea. I will look into that.