Secure and Non Secure

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Il y a 13 ans
I'm getting the IE warning that I have both secure and non secure items on my https pages..... but I don't.... Can anyone see what's causing this on my checkout pages please??

my site is: www.safetygearstore.co.uk

Thanks
Neil
Il y a 13 ans
Neil, i went as far as the     enter billing address     page, but got no errors - I was checking out as guest.


are you still having the issue ?
Il y a 13 ans
Sorry for the delay in reply, I didn't get an email saying I had had a response, so I didnt realise anyone had responded.

To answer your question, yeah, it's still throwing up the 'both secure and non-secure' warning in ie (i have tried it in both ie7 and 8.

I have checked and checked, and im sure there is no unsecure content (none that I can find at least?). I have also checked the scripts running with firebug, but can see anything? I have also spoken to my hosting company just to make sure there was no problem with the SSL, but thats working fine.

It's really puzzling me, and as you can imagine, it has brought my conversion right down to 0!
Il y a 13 ans
I don't see any of those errors using IE 8.0.7600.16385... what page/section do these errors show up? I have added something to the cart and viewed it (secure) and went to register (secure) and got no warnings.
Il y a 13 ans
it initially shows up on the page 'https://www.safetygearstore.co.uk/shoppingcart.aspx', but then if you navigate away it happens on every page after that because the site stays as https: for some reason?
Il y a 13 ans
neilzb wrote:
it initially shows up on the page 'https://www.safetygearstore.co.uk/shoppingcart.aspx', but then if you navigate away it happens on every page after that because the site stays as https: for some reason?


I can't get any errors to come up at all. The only thing that I can tell you is to check your images. I had this issue once when I put an image on my site and used a regular html <img> tag instead of an <asp:Image> tag. If you have any regular <img> tags you should change them to <asp:Image> tags with the runat="server" attribute... that fixed my issue, not sure what yours is because I can't get any errors.
Il y a 13 ans
thanks, I will try changing the img tags now and see if it sorts the issue.

Thanks again
neil
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