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Template design and HTTPS
When I enable the HTTPS functions and hit the pages in HTTPS, it shows me a broken template, and gives and error of "unsecure items", i have to manually say it's on on the browser for the normal view to return. Does anyone know why this happens?
What do I need to do for whatever layout im using to work with the HTTPS without giving me an "unsecure" mesaage? |
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Re: Template design and HTTPS
You have to find the items that load http on https pages - it is either an image or js call - and make them load https. You have something that is hardcoded with absolute url there
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Steve Stoyanov CFLSystems.com Web Development |
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Re: Template design and HTTPS
oh, i see..i definitely do know that some things are hardcoded. so what you're saying is...if i set things to local paths it should resolve the issue instead of putting https in the hard coded items?
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Re: Template design and HTTPS
You should always use relative path when possible
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Re: Template design and HTTPS
Or better yet use variables such as {$SkinDir} {$AltSkinDir} {$ImagesDir} {$AltImagesDir}.
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