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18 Oct 2008, 6:52 AM
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Non-Secure images in the editable side box

Hi - was wondering if someone could shed some light....:blink:

I have an editable side box in which I have two images.

I did have them set up as src="http://...... until I identified that they were causing a "you are viewing non-secure items..." message when browsing via internet explorer.

Reading all I could read on this forum and tutorials.....

I tried both adding the "s" to the "http" for the image path, and then just pointing to "/images/....", but without success.

What happens is the images are viewable on all pages except over secure pages ( eg/ log on), where the area where the images should be is blank (FF) or a red cross (IE)

Does anyone have any ideas on how I can retain these images on all pages including my secure pages, without getting the dreaded "..non-secure items" message?

The site is www.partykitnkaboodle.com.au
and the images are the two in the "shop with confidence" editable side box.

Many thanks:smile:
S

18 Oct 2008, 7:49 AM
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Re: Non-Secure images in the editable side box

Since you're using shared SSL, instead of using "/images/", try just "images/"

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18 Oct 2008, 7:59 AM
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Re: Non-Secure images in the editable side box

DrByte,

you are a genius:clap: your solution worked wonderfully

Thank you for your very quick response.

Very appreciative

S