corecommerce SSL warning
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My checkout has a SSL warning that says: warning contains unauthenticated content.
Am i right in thinking that this is becuase i have http links in the page?? can a https page have no http links?
Am i right in thinking that this is becuase i have http links in the page?? can a https page have no http links?
you should be able to have http links to other pages without any warning, but if your page has assets like images, javascript etc that it's pulling in through a non-secure connection that would give you problems.
thanks Ryan,
with firebug i disabled the images and its fine. But the only images i have are background images in the css or 2 images through the file manager.
How would i make the paths for these come from https?
thanks
(ps, thanks for all your help!)
with firebug i disabled the images and its fine. But the only images i have are background images in the css or 2 images through the file manager.
How would i make the paths for these come from https?
thanks
(ps, thanks for all your help!)
Any resolution on this? It appears C5 is sticking a full URL that is http, not https in the background-image url.
See:
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/appending-...
(basically, don't use $this->getStyleSheet() or $this->getThemePath() to include your stylesheet -- instead just include it with a normal link tag like you would on any other site)
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/appending-...
(basically, don't use $this->getStyleSheet() or $this->getThemePath() to include your stylesheet -- instead just include it with a normal link tag like you would on any other site)
but careful with this, if you're using a theme with customizable styles, you won't be able to set different values if you directly include the CSS file..
I just wanted to add a note as I have spent all day trying to get to the bottom of insecure content...this fix above has worked for me every time, but not this time....as it turned out there was one element in a stylesheet that was referenced but did not exist...this was calling a (hidden) 404 (page not found)...this was not apparent until I found it using Firebug...I hacked it to start with (Forced 404 page to SSL)...then after that worked, tracked down the missing reference! Oy! it's been a lovely sunny here in England...I think:-)
