SSL Problem

[kobra]

paperthreads,

No link to your site limits the # of responses to your issue

[paperthreads]

Hi Kobra.

I did leave a link, in the first of the 2 messages I posted.

Here it is again:

paperthreads.com/store

thanks for any insight you can provide!

[kobra]

You do understand what it is and I suggest that you create these in the banner manger and insure that they are selected as SSL enabled there.

Can use css to do some positioning later

[NorthernGod]

If you are using a private SSL versus a shared SSL and have not hardcoded any of your images (meaning using a relative address) then you need do nothing as Zen Cart will handle this for you.

If you have hardcoded images convert them to relative links

I have a site www.northernphotoshop.co.uk which is hosted through Bluehost and they have just installed a SSL Certificate on a dedicated IP which I believe is the preferred route. The SSL is a RapidSSL and I see this works on the main index page just fine (This is just a holding page for now).

The Zencart is stored is /Store folder at northernphotoshop.co.uk/store and if I click on LOG IN it displays 'Secure & Non-Secure' message - if I understand the various posts and FAQ pages then I have some images which are still HTTP rather than HTTPS or relative links - how to I find out what items on the page are causing the problems and can anyone give me some really simple starter instructions on how to recify the solution.

I am a photographer by hobby and website creation is just a means to an end - please keep solutions/suggestions simple

Many thanks

[kobra]

I checked in FireFox & IE6 and do not see the issue??

Did you get this corrected?

[misty]

Problem persists when viewing in IE7..
checked but at moment, could not see where problem lies.

[NorthernGod]

Kobra - no not corrected yet but at least I now know it is a IE7 - Site issue rather me stuffing something up.

Are there any suggestions as to what I can look at to resolve this issue as I have come so far with this project - took the time to buy the Zen Manual - and if I can just get this SSL working then I am ready to go live.

Any suggestions gratefully received

[misty]

Kobra - no not corrected yet but at least I now know it is a IE7 - Site issue rather me stuffing something up.
Are there any suggestions as to what I can look at to resolve this issue as I have come so far with this project - took the time to buy the Zen Manual - and if I can just get this SSL working then I am ready to go live.
Any suggestions gratefully received

Switch to Classic or Default Template.. does same problem then still occur re
SSL and IE7?

[Website Rob]

I have a site www.northernphotoshop.co.uk which is hosted through Bluehost and they have just installed a SSL Certificate on a dedicated IP which I believe is the preferred route. The SSL is a RapidSSL and I see this works on the main index page just fine (This is just a holding page for now).

The Zencart is stored is /Store folder at northernphotoshop.co.uk/store and if I click on LOG IN it displays 'Secure & Non-Secure' message - if I understand the various posts and FAQ pages then I have some images which are still HTTP rather than HTTPS or relative links - how to I find out what items on the page are causing the problems and can anyone give me some really simple starter instructions on how to recify the solution.

I am a photographer by hobby and website creation is just a means to an end - please keep solutions/suggestions simple

Many thanks

Who did the Template? They seemed to have hard coded links at various places. All your EZ page links for example, use "http" instead of "https". There are other links using the same as well.

I found out by viewing the code for the page and searching for "http:". Also, IE 6 gives an error msg. about Secure & nonSecure, due to the links mentioned above.

[kobra]

They seemed to have hard coded links at various places. All your EZ page links for example, use "http" instead of "https". There are other links using the same as well.

href links ahould not be an issue as they only point to another non-secure page BUT if accompanied with an src to an image that is retreived from a http: location or any other src to an http: then this is an issue and you can find these through viewing your source for the secure page