This page contains both secure and nonsecure..

[arbyl]

Hi,

I have been trying to solve this issue but can't seem to find any answers.

I have put up www.uscoffeedepot.com and when IE users try to buy the error message appears on every 'https' URL. (This page contains both secure and nonsecure content. Do you want to display nonsecure items?)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Arby Leon

[coastalrugs]

I would guess that you have a hard-coded path to an image.

Look in your theme's style_main.css.php file for this defintion:

.nav_block_title {
    background: url(http://www.uscoffeedepot.com/squirre...lock_title.jpg) top left no-repeat;
    /*border-bottom: gray solid 1px;*/
    padding: 3px 3px 3px 6px;
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    font-size: 16px;
}

This was pulled from a 'secure' page. Notice that the image is served from an unsecure http address. Fix this in your css file, and the warning should disappear. I forget the actual variable, but should be something like $SC_DYNROOT; check elsewhere in the css file for other examples of how to code a link to the image properly.

*There may be other instances later in the checkout process. I just surfed to your main page and forced a secure https connection to see what was awry there.

[arbyl]

coastalrugs,

Thanks for checking it out. I can't believe I actually missed that. While I didn't find the variable I just used an If statement. It took care of it for now

Do you know if there is any documentation on the variables?

Thank you,
Arby Leon

[Jamie]

If you are putting an image in your stylesheet that is in your custom theme folder, you can do this:

.my_class {
    background: url(<?php print sc_img('my_img','dyn')?>) no-repeat;
}

So, if you have an image named "my_img.jpg" in your theme folder and you load http://www.example.com/store.php, that would output this CSS:

.my_class {
    background: url(http://www.example.com/squirrelcart/themes/your_theme/my_img.jpg) no-repeat;
} 

and this for https://www.example.com/store.php:

.my_class {
    background:  url(https://www.example.com/squirrelcart/themes/your_theme/my_img.jpg)  no-repeat;
} 

[arbyl]

Thanks Jamie! I was hoping to hear from you

[RobC]

when I want external http content to disappear on https pages I enclose the external content like this:

<?php if (!$_SERVER['HTTPS']){ ?>
<!-- external content here -->
<?php } ?>

I use this code to display social bookmarking widgets only on http pages and not on https pages.