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Originally Posted by balinor
While I understand what you are trying to do, this can/will result in one of those nasty 'The site isn't secure' warnings when in https mode if the images or any other info is being called from an outside source. Just FYI  |
An outside source has nothing to do with the secure warnings. A lot of us include google JS code for analytics on our secure pages without a problem. In this case it has even less to do with secure warnings as its a server side include, not a client side include which are the includes that generate security warnings.
The header PHP code would need to generate appropriate href's for http & https to avoid secure warning messages but that's really a moot point. The error message indicates that PHP is configured to not allow includes via URL's - i.e. it only allows local includes. Most hosts do this as a security measure to limit hacker exploits from grabbing malicious code from external servers.