SSL Problem

[Royal]

Hello

Remove: "/"

<a href="https://www.securitymetrics.com/site_certificate.adp?s=92.3.135.49&i=504231"><img src="/images/sm_ccsafe_whborder.gif" alt="SecurityMetrics for PCI Compliance, QSA, IDS, Penetration Testing, Forensics, and Vulnerability Assessment" width="100" height="39"></a>

<a href="YOUR_URL"><img src="images/YOUR_IMAGE" alt="YOUR_INFO" width="XX" height="XX"></a><a href="YOUR_URL"><img src="images/YOUR_IMAGE" alt="YOUR_INFO" width="XX" height="XX"></a>

[abs007]

Hi royal i have now removed it but still the same issue.

I think your coding is duplicating itself or am i supposed to put the coding in twice -

here is how the coding now looks

<a href="https://www.securitymetrics.com/site_certificate.adp?s=92.3.135.49&i=504231"><img src="images/sm_ccsafe_whborder.gif" alt="SecurityMetrics for PCI Compliance, QSA, IDS, Penetration Testing, Forensics, and Vulnerability Assessment" width="100" height="39"></a>

I also looked at your site in your sig. i love the way you have removed the + sign near each thubnail - if im correct you are using image handler 2. on my site i am using the same however it shows the plus image. nt sure if there is a quick fix - think i should post in the image handler section

[Royal]

Hello abs007,

I'm sorry. Did you wanted to add 2 images with url? The codes for two images with url.

When I check your website in your signature I receive no errors in IE or Firefox.

I also looked at your site in your sig. i love the way you have removed the + sign near each thubnail - if im correct you are using image handler 2. on my site i am using the same however it shows the plus image. nt sure if there is a quick fix - think i should post in the image handler section

Yes, I'm using image handler. I did not remove the + sign. If you look on your top right hand side of the image. You will see the + sign.

You did not answer these questions.

Hello abs007,

Which browser do you have the problem with?

What kind of resent changes did you make?

[abs007]

Hi Royal
I am still getting the error in both IE and mozilla - The https kicks in when you go to login or create an account. If you click login then you are taken to the split screen of creating a new account or sign in. Once you click on the sign up button IE will give a pop up asking if you would like to view secured data only or all. In mozilla it shows a red explanation mark on the padlock.

The changes that I made was to try and add a comodo logo which i think i posted about when you first asked - I have since removed all of the html associated with it and now only have the coding pasted above.

Thanks

[Royal]

Hello abs007,

Found it.

When I click on "Log In" and "My Account" I had no problem until I click on "Create Account".

"Click to find" button is the problem.

[abs007]

ahh - do you mean the click to find for the postcode -

hmm anyway around this - we really need both. how about if i remove the coding and replace it with a link ? do you think that will sort the problem

cheers

[Royal]

Hello abs007

ahh - do you mean the click to find for the postcode -

Yes! That's the one.

how about if i remove the coding and replace it with a link ? do you think that will sort the problem

You can do that. But I love the button look.

What is the code you are using for the "Click to find" button?

[abs007]

Hi thanks for taking a look. Yeh i like the button too. it dont matter im sure i can take a screenshot and upload it to the images forlder. the only thing is that im not sure if its calling the image from a url or the images forled as it doesnt really give the image src.

anyway here is the code - i have removed my key and id

<label class="inputLabel" for="postcode">Postcode:</label>
<input type="text" name="postcode" size = "11" maxlength = "10" id="postcode" /><span class="alert">*</span><SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JAVASCRIPT SRC="http://services.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/popups/javascript.aspx?account_code=indivXXXXX&license_key=XXXXXX"></SCRIPT>

cheers

[Royal]

Hello abs007,

add "s". Change from http to https

<label class="inputLabel" for="postcode">Postcode:</label>
<input type="text" name="postcode" size = "11" maxlength = "10" id="postcode" /><span class="alert">*</span><SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JAVASCRIPT SRC="https://services.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/popups/javascript.aspx?account_code=indivXXXXX&license_key=XXXXXX"></SCRIPT>

Hope that works.

[abs007]

worked a treat - thank you ever so much for your help and time spent on helping me troubleshoot this.

Im gonna attemp to add the comodo cert image - will do it tomorrow though - If i get stuck i hope you dont mind me posting here.

If i can help with anything then please let me know - not much i know other then seo

thanks