SSL warning in Chrome

Hi,
I've searched the forum and seen lots of threads about this and i have attempted to find any http:// references hard coded and i cannot find any. I checked all my template files etc and even looked with the developers tool kit searching for http:// without much luck.
I do have a facebook sidebox but i have turned this off and i still get the warnings.
In IE it seems to be ok, i have the padlock and it says the site is trusted.
I have used CTRL + SHIFT + J in chrome to show unsecure items and at first it was the facebook sidebox (hence why i turned this off) and now it finds nothing.

If someone could have a quick look to see if i've missed anything i would be grateful.

The link is https://www.purpleandblackalternative.co.uk/store/

Thanks,
Alex

I'm seeing a green closed padlock on your secured pages in Chrome - no problems.

Ok, how strange! Works for me too now. Definately has the red X through the HTTPS when i posted.
Oh well, thanks.

This thread can now be closed/deleted/mark as solved.

I am having the same problem but not only with Chrome.

For both Internet Explorer and Google Chrome, I get a warning message about my SSL whenever I login (one of my secured pages). The warning says that the SSL certificate is not recognized or verified.

It's strange because at first on one computer, both Chrome and Explorer displayed these warnings. However, since then, they now display successfully with https and no warning. Yet, on another computer, where Chrome once successfully displayed my secure page, now it gives a warning as it does also for Explorer.

In short, it seems to me as if the browsers pick at random whether or not to display my pages! Please note, I am a newbie!

I contacted my web host with this problem. They assured me that the certificate was installed correctly. They recommended that I switch over all my links to https. However, shouldn't setting the "enable ssl" to "true" in the configuration file already have solved this? It seems to me I've read somewhere that setting all pages to be secure in zencart is not advisable.

Also, I don't get the warning message that items in my page are not encrypted, rather the warning is that the source is not trusted. So this wouldn't be my problem. Or would it?

I just don't want my customers to randomly get this SSL error and freak out!

Can anybody give me a clue?

Here is the url for my login page: https://imuniforms.com/index.php?main_page=login

Any help would be much appreciated!

Worried Zenner

Looks OK here in IE8 and FF.

Yes, I've had no trouble with Firefox. Internet Explorer....on the one computer it works, on the other it doesn't. The exact version of that Explorer is 8.0.6001.18702. Any ideas?

Thanks for the quick reply.

stevesh:

Looks OK here in IE8 and FF.

Same here: FF and Chromium ok (on Linux OS)

So, in your opinions, this is not an issue? I just cannot think why on two of my computers, these browsers still show warnings. I've cleared cookies and cache...

What could be causing the warnings for me? Could it be the systems I'm using?

Again, thanks for all the feedback.

Fine for me in IE8, Chrome, and Firefox.

Ok. I beginning to think I'm losing my head, but honestly, the browsers on my computers still show the warning, and they are relatively new versions. Just something really flukey? I seem to be the only one seeing it! :blink:

Your site does have a bug, albeit not an ssl one

on this page

imuniforms.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=90

try adding the product to cart without selecting any attributes, the pop-up shows

TEXT_SELECT_OPTIONS

so some thing isn't defined

nigelt74:

Your site does have a bug, albeit not an ssl one

on this page

imuniforms.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=90

try adding the product to cart without selecting any attributes, the pop-up shows

TEXT_SELECT_OPTIONS

so some thing isn't defined

Thank you! I think I've addressed it.

Thanks so much to everybody for the feedback.

I'm a newbie concerned about her first go at an eccommerce site, so if anybody sees anything that should be addressed, I'll gladly take any advice.

By the way, strangely enough, Chrome has just started to work on the computer again. If the same thing happens as before, in a couple of days, it'll start displaying the ssl trust warning again. Also, Internet Explorer on the same computer has this same warning as before.

Thanks again!!!

My webhost has finally reinstalled the ssl cert. Now it seems to be working fine, even on my own computer!