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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    "where" are you getting that message ? I don't see it on your login page.

    It's typically caused by having hardcoded http: links to images instead of relative links or https: links.
    This also often happens by installing tracking code to a site by blindly copy-and-pasting what's supplied by a tracking company. The links need to be converted to work in secure mode.
    https://www.jewelstore.com.au/index.php?main_page=index

    Hello thats an example of a page that does it, some poor development has gone onto this project from multiple parties so I imagine their may be many hard links. Will pool through it.

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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    drByte is right that there must be a hard-coded link somewhere.

    but it's not in your php or javascript files ... it's in your stylesheet's footer code
    in your stylesheet.css i see:
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    .footer_c1 { width:567px; background:#FFFFFF url(http://www.diamondexchange.com.au/starlight/img/footer.png) left bottom;}
    .footer_c2 { width:0px;}
    .footer_c3 { width:207px; background:#FFFFFF url(http://www.diamondexchange.com.au/starlight/img/footer.png) right bottom;}
    those direct links will most likely be what's causing your problem

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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    "where" are you getting that message ? I don't see it on your login page.

    It's typically caused by having hardcoded http: links to images instead of relative links or https: links.
    This also often happens by installing tracking code to a site by blindly copy-and-pasting what's supplied by a tracking company. The links need to be converted to work in secure mode.
    How do you convert the links?

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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Quote Originally Posted by BekahRuth View Post
    How do you convert the links?
    You could start by changing them to https: instead of http:
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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Quote Originally Posted by chuck View Post
    drByte is right that there must be a hard-coded link somewhere.

    but it's not in your php or javascript files ... it's in your stylesheet's footer code
    in your stylesheet.css i see:
    Code:
    .footer_c1 { width:567px; background:#FFFFFF url(http://www.diamondexchange.com.au/starlight/img/footer.png) left bottom;}
    .footer_c2 { width:0px;}
    .footer_c3 { width:207px; background:#FFFFFF url(http://www.diamondexchange.com.au/starlight/img/footer.png) right bottom;}
    those direct links will most likely be what's causing your problem


    Wow thankyou so much! Your a gentlemen.

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    red flag Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Hi,

    I am having similar warning with secure and nonsecure items during checkout. How do I find out what is causing it?
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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Go to your checkout page where you get those warnings.
    Go to your browser menu ... likely under Edit or View, and choose View Source.
    Copy the source to your clipboard, and paste it here for review.
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    red flag Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Hi DrByte,

    Thanks for your response. I realized that during checkout there are links to myspace and google translate (which I would like to keep). Could this be what is causing the problem? If it is, is it possible to disable those links during checkout? What do you suggest?

    Thank you.
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    Default Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Quote Originally Posted by dealbyethan.com View Post
    I realized that during checkout there are links to myspace and google translate (which I would like to keep). Could this be what is causing the problem? If it is, is it possible to disable those links during checkout? What do you suggest?
    That is most likely your problem. Yes, of course, disable them during checkout !
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    red flag Re: SSL secure and non-secure items

    Hi DrByte,

    How do I disable those links during checkout? I know which file these links are located. But I don't know how to make sure they are displayed when someone is just browsing and turned off when they checkout? Thank you.
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