On Wed, 2010-12-01 at 19:08 +0000, Russ Michaels wrote:

> Hey Bryan,
> 
> Actually using <img src="../images/myimage.gif"> is fine, as this will be
> relative to the current url, so will use http or https
> using <img src="https://www.appreciativeway.com/secure/images/myimage.gif";>
> as you suggest will force all images to use the SSL even though he page is
> not.
> So relative is better.

Good...wasn't 100% sure on that one....but clearly correct on using
http:// instead of https:// ;-)

> 
> Adding a query string does not cause an issue, nor does it change image
> paths,

Well then you took me FAR too literally ;-)  It's the impact of what the
URL param is used for....

If the URL param changes the header, then yes the URL param DOES change
the HTML returned to the client and that is where the issue may lie (in
this case apparently not)

>  having a hard coded http in your url's does however cause an issue as
> this is still the url for the image even when you use https for the page,
> thus you get non secure items on the page.

Yep...that is a deal killer for sure

Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP & Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
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