I can't believe I can't find the answer to this -- unless it's so obvious, I'm missing it. If you use absolute paths in template files, you'll get a mix of secure and insecure images in the secure checkout pages. This creates that popup warning about the page containing insecure items... which scares people away. What do I do? There is only one set of footer/header files to edit -- how can these work for both http and https pages if the image urls have to be absolute? Chris
If you make every url https, you should be ok. The popup only happens (for me at least) when you have unsecure images in a secure environment - not the other way around.
It appears to work - thanks. I've had errors doing this in the past (https in an http page) but it was a banner ad. This seems to work fine, however. Explicitly stating that https-ing image links in the absolute URLs in the template might be useful to some. Chris
If you want to reference the absolute path of an image within the amember directory in a template file you have two variables available to you: {$config.root_url} = http://www.yoursite.com/amember {$config.root_surl} = https://www.yoursite.com/amember You can configure those on the aMember CP -> Setup/Configuration -> Globals To repeat jackgordon, you won't get errors on an http page if you reference images as https but you will get them if you reference http images on an https page.