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How to secure my images for SSL? Display both secure/insecure items error

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6 Jun 2006, 9:09 PM
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How to secure my images for SSL? Display both secure/insecure items error

Alright so i finaly installed my ssl certificate on my linux server, but when the site is run in IE it gives me that annoying display secure/insecure items on each ssl encrypted page. when i click No, it doesnt show my buttons underneath my banner (https://www.tooltowntools.com) and it doesnt show the secure lock in the URL bar. How can i secure my images? Thanks for any help :)

6 Jun 2006, 10:08 PM
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Re: How to secure my images for SSL? Display both secure/insecure items error

the issue is you have these links hard coded
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/home.gif
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/login.gif
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/contact.gif
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/footer.jpg

you need to make them relative or at least if your gonna hard code em make em https to start

You also might want to start with the template default layout rather than classic.
the nearly tableless design is easier to work with

7 Jun 2006, 1:00 AM
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Re: How to secure my images for SSL? Display both secure/insecure items error

Merlinpa1969:

the issue is you have these links hard coded
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/home.gif
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/login.gif
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/contact.gif
http://linux7.comprotech.com/includes/templates/classic/images/footer.jpg

you need to make them relative or at least if your gonna hard code em make em https to start

You also might want to start with the template default layout rather than classic.
the nearly tableless design is easier to work with

Ahhhh thank you very much. As for the template default layout, i realized that after i was about 90% done with the template before realizing that i had been working in the classic directory. I just about slapped myself when i realized it, lol. But, after this, there isnt going to be much more cosmetics so im not that worried about it. But thanks for the tip.