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I am trying to add a couple of javascript snippets to the header. Everything works fine, except that it throws the security warning when moving to the secure side of the site. These are from Xigla for visitor tracking and live support. Is there a way to have it move to the secure side without the warning. Thank you.
Dan
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The xigla code probably contains something like "src=http://www.xigla.com" and you'll need to edit the Checkout.master to use "src=httpS://www.xigla.com" or whatever Xigla's ssl domain is.
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Thanks Marcus. This is acually hosted on my site. <script language=javascript src="<a target="_blank" href='http://www.gocyan.com/absolutels/vtrack.aspx"></script '>http://www.gocyan.com/absolutels/vtrack.aspx"></script </A>> Can I use https for this in all pages? Dan
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Yes, you can use https:// in all pages. It will load slightly slower than http:// but will be secure on all pages.
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you can run a check to see if the request is secure, then based on those results use the secure or unsecure link. This method will also help all the sites i see out there with header/footer images that use an unsecured path. |
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Even with the secure path I see the message when navigating from unsecure to secure. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Dan
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view the rendered source and search for anything that starts "http://" and that is what needs to be dealt with |
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Okay, here is what I figured out. When I am not actively monitoring the live support and tracking it does not throw the security message. When I do it gives the secure/unsecure message even if I enter the xigla admin via https. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you.
Dan
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The Xigla code could be injecting an image or a link that is not secured when you're monitoring.
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if its easier for your needs, you can copy the footer to securefooter and header to secureheader and use separate files for secure/non-secure pages. Im pretty sure I wrapped the xiglia sniplet into a ascx user control once because of this. if you haven't solved your issue, let me know and I can search for and forward the code. Scott Mech [email protected]
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