Recently Chrome and IE9 started showing security flags on my certificates in my aMember signup pages. During processing Chrome throws a flag and indicates 'Mixed Scripting' as the problem. I notice this is also happening on the new version of IE. I have done' no major hacks to aMember at all, just CSS and a little template improvement here and there. Is anyone else having this problem? What can be done about it? This is obviously not a good shopping cart error to have. Thanks
This is from loading resources outside of the secure root. Is all your files and elements that the page loads in the secured folder (IE all the javascript/css/images). I've got everything under https:// with no problems at all.
hmmm I guess I'm not sure how to know this. I am using Authorize.net CIM and I have the https configured in the amember panel. I have a dedicated virtual server so I can do whatever I need to. Are you saying that I should move my files to my /httpsdocs/ path on the server? This is what is currently showing in the head, and there's one image on the page https://www.mysite.com/amember/templates/css/reset.css https://www.mysite.com/amember/templates/css/amember.css https://www.mysite.com/amember/templates/css/custom-site.css But if I actually visit the httpsdocs/ folder I don't have any files in there. thanks for your reply
I suspect you modified a template / css and added an image to your pages (logo?). When you did this you specifically defined http or https for the url. Instead use an abstracted path /images/mylogo.jpg versus http://mydomain.com/images/mylogo.jpg.
Awesome! I had an image but also all the jquery that was referenced like {$config.root_surl}/path I changed everything to ./path and I'm all cleared up , thanks a bunch, I should have come here before I scoured the Internet for an answer. Thanks again.
Glad you got it sorted. Thanks for following up as well so if someone else runs into the issue they know how to resolve it.