It's been a while since checking in but recently I had some time and decided to re-design my website. I'm having some trouble with securing one of the pages though and was hoping that someone could please take a look and let me know what's wrong.

For SEO purposes I do not want to put my url in the forum because it always seems to pop up high in the search rankings so I have created a TinyURL to get there.

Once you go to the website, if you then go to the secure (https) version of the website you will see that the SSL security doesn't seem to be enabling. I know that it is not a server thing because it was working before the re-design. However I'm not sure what is causing the problem, I only know that it is in the coding of the site.

Could someone please take a look and let me know?

http://tinyurl.com/6v6plmf

And the "secure" section would be found where exactly?

Anywhere. Just change it to https:// and it will change.

The whole site "should" be accessible via SSL.

It is accessible but certificate is not valid in some way.
Did you bought it or you are using it for free?
Because i found it on the net and can be downloaded for free.

I bought a 5 year certificate.

What do you mean that you found it on the net and can download it for fre?

http://www.geotrust.com/resources/ro...tes/index.html never mind i just noticed that they expired.

Are you sure it's not server related?

It was working perfectly before my re-design.

If you read the certificate info it says that there are some elements that are not encrypted but when I look at the media items they all show as encrypted.

I get this message:



Try googling maybe you can find something about this topic

<li id="item-101" class="current active"><a href="/http:/www.moneytime.ca" >

Wait, what exactly is causing problem?

Is it the leading "/" or the link it self because it's not leading to a secure page?

A friend told me he also had problems using insecure page links on a secure page, he was on apache.
On the other hand im on lighttpd and i also have insecure links but i don't have any problems at all.

It is the BROWSER not the server that will give the insecure item warbing.

Your form action attribute is also set to HTTP.

One reason why relative links should be used.

Originally Posted by chrishirst

Your form action attribute is also set to HTTP.

Which form action attribute are you referring to?

Search through your index page you have a bunch of links leading to unsecure pages.

Look for http:// and convert them to relative links or https:// if you are planning to use your site with ssl only

Originally Posted by miki86

Search through your index page you have a bunch of links leading to unsecure pages.

Look for http:// and convert them to relative links or https:// if you are planning to use your site with ssl only

Thank you. I'm not planning on using the whole site as SSL, just the application page however the issue appears on all pages that is why I didn't specify.

I think the issue was being caused by the use of Google Fonts but connecting insecurely. I will fix that and see if it is corrected.

Thanks for the help.