The secure insecure message means that you have an https page that is
referencing some material (an image, style sheet or whatever) over normal
http.
To test that this is the problem visit the page over http instead of https -
no message. I had a quick look over the page and couldn't see
Thanks Mark - yep it was indeed the flash object tag!
Changed to https for the codebase and pluginspage and now is all good.
Interesting IE feature?
Thanks again!
James
Mark Stanton wrote:
The secure insecure message means that you have an https page that is
referencing some material (an
Think about it - if I made a page that was https then had an iframe that
was http from another server The user thinks they are getting https but
in fact they are not. IE does go over the top though - anything linked will
do it (images, etc..).
Cheers
Mark
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Mark
Different browsers react differently - Opera doesn't show the padlock
icon in this case (the page isn't secure as Mark pointed out), Moz will
show a broken padlock icon and IE will go on read alert.
This occurs with anything bought in over http when the main page is
requested over https (e.g
