I'm trying to figure out why one client is having an issue viewing my website. They receive the error "This page contains both nonsecure and secure items would you like to display them" They click yes nothing saves, they click no, nothing saves. the page contains all images sources like "src='http://www.webdeveloper.com/folder/image.jpg" and i frames that are hidden.
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She is using IE version 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519. Its different than the IE version I have so I can't really replicate what is happening. Here are my questions
Where can I get this version to install on my machine?
Microsoft states it could be the frames not loading correctly. Any ideas on how I can test this?
Thanks,
JoshTo get the lastest version of IE, on IE click tools - Windows Update.
Somewhere, you are calling a non-secure item - maybe a JavaScript (using Google Analytics?) or something.
(I won't ask why they are hiding the iframe though.) If you delete that line, does everything work? if so, is everything in that blank.asp being called securely?We are hiding it because we are processing the form in that iFrame. I should probably not do that, but I don't know of an alternative.
Thanks,
JoshYou should be able to process the form in a server side language on that same page. I know that is what we usually do.
Hiding content - some search engines might think you are trying to boost rankings and they might ban you
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She is using IE version 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519. Its different than the IE version I have so I can't really replicate what is happening. Here are my questions
Where can I get this version to install on my machine?
Microsoft states it could be the frames not loading correctly. Any ideas on how I can test this?
Thanks,
JoshTo get the lastest version of IE, on IE click tools - Windows Update.
Somewhere, you are calling a non-secure item - maybe a JavaScript (using Google Analytics?) or something.
(I won't ask why they are hiding the iframe though.) If you delete that line, does everything work? if so, is everything in that blank.asp being called securely?We are hiding it because we are processing the form in that iFrame. I should probably not do that, but I don't know of an alternative.
Thanks,
JoshYou should be able to process the form in a server side language on that same page. I know that is what we usually do.
Hiding content - some search engines might think you are trying to boost rankings and they might ban you