Thread: IE Security Issue pop up

Hi All,

I have a website that has https. When i login to my site from IE, I have a security popping and similarly when i log out from the website, I have a security pop. However, this does not occur in FireFox and Chrome. How do i fix this.

Thanks for your help.

Lakshmi

This is a browser security warning that is thrown by IE, and only occurs when accessing a secure page that has full references to scripts, images, or otherwise starting with http:// (https://support.aspdotnetstorefront....kbarticleid=79). You can turn this browser warning off in the IE settings (probably not a good idea), but you can't control the browser settings of others browsing your site. Your only options are as follows:

• View the page via http instead of https (not a good idea if the page really needs to be secure)
• Do a view source of the page and find all instances of http://...change these to https://
• Change all links using http:// and switch them to relative links (if the image/link/script) is local to the site

My site has the same problem I can not find the solution

When a customer goes to login within IE they get the 'Security Warning' pop-up appear asking them "Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely?" This Actually happen when I changed topic page contents.

how do I stop this happening and make sure that the customer doesn't get this pop-up?

Sohan

"his Actually happen when I changed topic page contents."

What did you add to the topic? I presume you added an image or script. Please check your topic contents for any http and change it to https

I had the same problem and I fixed it by replacing full links with relative links. However, the pop up still shows when a person leaves the cart after placing an order and browses the site. Is there a way to force a user to get out of the https mode when getting out of the cart. If the person is logged in all the browsing occurs in the https mode.

I recently cleaned up my site from this problem. To find what items are causing the problems, click "YES" when it asks if you only want to display secure items. Then see what images or whatever are broken on that page. Then, use relative links for the content linkage you can control.

Is there a way to force a user to get out of the https mode when getting out of the cart. If the person is logged in all the browsing occurs in the https mode.

See #4 under enabling SSL. You can just set the GoNonSecureAgain appconfig parameter to true to force the site to go back to http:// on pages not requiring a secure channel.

Another nice solution to finding HTTP links on an HTTPS page is to use a product called Fiddler with IE. It will show you all requests for a page in a nice, readable format.

Matthew, very cool, I use Firefox pretty much all the time, and it has some tools to show this also, but haven't used fiddler much with IE.

hi guys

can you help me too
i downloaded Fiddler but i do not know where to look