connection PARTIALLY encrypted

[tronno22556]

Okay... I fixed it. I just couldn't find the link on the Google Site.

If you go to the page where you edit the information, it's the "Check Status" link that pops up the new code.

Figures I find the answer after posting here. I was looking for almost an hour before I did post.

[Ajeh]

Oh ... the ol' Google busted my lock trick has been around for awhile ...

Unfortunately, the issue is always posted a different way and usually not the way you think it might be posted so you hunt and hunt and hunt ...

[cuda]

I am having this same issue on my checkout pages...Removed google analytics and that was not the problem...there are no images that have none secure paths....tried to use secure paths for scripts and that did not help

So at the end of the day I still have a red slash through the lock on this site here:

https://www.aikenskincare.us/index.php?main_page=login

and this is only in firefox. Any thoughts merlin? AJ? Others?

Thanks in advance

[DrByte]

Is there a reason why you're calling a non-existent css file?
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="includes/templates/aiken_main/css/tree.css">

Your page-not-found redirect appears to be causing your home page to be loaded in place of that stylesheet ... which causes non-SSL content to get loaded as the source of the tree.css file. Fixing that might fix your problem.

[cuda]

Yep you hit the nail on the head with that one good Dr......Just out of curiosity did you use a firefox extension to snoop that out or something else or was it just good old blood and sweat?

[DrByte]

Good old blood and sweat. Didn't even use Firefox.

Actually was looking in your CSS files to see if there were any hardcoded image URLs there. Didn't find any of those, but found a redirect when attempting to access the missing css file ... which became the clue.

[cuda]

Many thanks Dr.Byte!!!! Just bought you a couple cups of coffee...thanks

[DrByte]

Many thanks.

Glad you got it sorted out.

[Youngblood]

Good morning Zenners,

I'm in the same boat as many of these guys.

Site is http://www.primevapor.com

the configure.php file is set correctly. However, I do use absolute positioning for most of my images. Will this break the full ssl? If so, I'd like to know why.

I've gone through my analytics script and use the error console in firefox to find many of the issues. From what I can tell, my images are called with https.

My target goal is to have Zen's Checkout process completely encrypted.

If you create an account and add any item to your cart, you should be able to view the checkout process. Please let me know if you need any other information!

Thanks Zenners.

[Youngblood]

Nevermind!

you guys meant relative path! Not relative image position....I was thinking of that term within the means of CSS code and not HTML linkages.

So....changing all templated images to a relative path worked perfectly!

Thanks Zenners!