joeyjgarcia Posted August 2, 2006 Posted August 2, 2006 my site is www.goodnewsclothing.com I usually alway use Mozilla and just trust that my site works with IE, well I tested it tonight and realized that I get a popup that says: "This page contains both secure and non-secure items, do you want to display the non-secure items?" I thought is might be the Google code, but I fixed that to only show up with I am NOT secure. Doesn't osC change the URLs to https// when you go secure? I see http// a lot. Any help would be appreciated. I have to be losing customers to this. Thanks, Joey
joeyjgarcia Posted August 2, 2006 Author Posted August 2, 2006 Ok, Looking at the tep_href_link function, it looks like the $connection variable gets set to NONSSL by default and only if you pass in the 'SSL' does it use the "https" prefix to the URL. Why not just do a test like this: if( $request_type == 'SSL' ) $link = "https"; else $link="http"; I want to get rid of those annoying IE popups. I am using a shared SSL certificate, does this mean that I can't use https://www.goodnewsclothing.com ? Do I need to use this format instead? https://hostxxx.ipowerweb.com/~username/index.php
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