Firefox SSL security warning

[Website Rob]

Although I was able to duplicate what paul3648 was saying, I don't see the problem?

As product pages do not use an SSL connection anyway, as it would slow down the Visitor's Browsing, when would this situation be a problem?

[paul3648]

Perhaps I am the only one this will affect, because I've created a box of product links on my home page that link directly to the product description page. I've done this because I want product links above the fold, and I also want the content of my home page.

http://www.teafromtaiwan.com

So I'm guessing that I can simply hard-code my product links to http and that should be OK. Right?

[Website Rob]

So I'm guessing that I can simply hard-code my product links to http and that should be OK.

Not sure I understand the question? Your site does not use an 'https' connection for the product pages. In fact, I don't see any places other than the usual ones that use an 'https' connection.

[paul3648]

As I mentioned above, when a customer follows this sequence at my site, the product description page will be delivered on https:

1. Log in
2. Follow one of my custom links to a product page.

The custom links are coded into the define file for the main page as relative links. So I think I should change them to absolute links to resolve this problem.

I guess I shouldn't even be mentioning this... I guess no-one else will lay out their site in this manner.

I think I can just hard code the links to http, since that seems to be the standard way to reach a product description page.

Right?

[KenMar]

How do you get your "Forms Submission" to have a https and not http URL?

I have 2 that seems to be a problem and thus not showing a fully secure:

From FireFox page info:

blablabla/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result
blablabla/index.php?main_page=account_edit
Thanks

[ironwoodknives]

Hi, Just edit the /includes/config.php file and where it says SSL_Enabled change from 'false' to 'true'

It may not be that exact line but it is like the third section down and you will see, it is where all the SSL and HTTPS sections are found, make sure the https://yourwebsite name is all correct and not commented out also.

I hope that was what you were asking?

--Jarrett

How do you get your "Forms Submission" to have a https and not http URL?

I have 2 that seems to be a problem and thus not showing a fully secure:

From FireFox page info:

blablabla/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result
blablabla/index.php?main_page=account_edit
Thanks