form question

delstrange

I have an order form that is over a secure connection. I use php to do the error checking to make sure all fields are filled in. If not, of course it prints out to the screen to fill in the missing fields.

Problem I'm having, is that everytime you click the submit button it calls the action="/order.php", a box pops up saying "This page contains secure and non-secure items. Do you wish to display them." How can I turn that off, so that it doesn't display it everytime you click the submit button?

Can it be done with php or is it something with javascript that needs to be enabled or disabled within the browser?

Thanks.

Weedpacket

This is a security feature that is controlled by the user. It's saying that some bits of the displayed page are coming from an SSL connection and some bits are not. If everything was on the same server this warning wouldn't happen.

drawmack

Check your image urls or the urls of any media included at the client level through html

I bet you have http in stead of https on one of them. One of the big ones that I've found for causing this is the verisign thing that the user can click on the view you certificate information. The code that verisign gives you has http instead of https, isn't that nice of them.

delstrange

Okay, everything is on the same server. Now for most of the urls and img src I just have this:

Do I need to have <img src="https://blahblah/order/nameOfpic.jpg"> for all of them?

Basically do I need it for any file I'm embedding, linking to such as css files or background images also?

Thanks.

tsinka

If the images come from the same server you shouldn't need to use https in the image tag. Do you have some applets or ActiveX controls in your page that have a codebase on another server. That could cause that problems also.

Thomas