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Create Secure Webpages using Dreamweaver

Apr 4, 2012 10:35 AM

I have a secure website (using a secure certificate from a certificate authority)....When I create a test HELLO WORLD page and upload it it displays correctly in Chrome (shows https and the green lock icon next to it)....problem is that when I upload other pages that I copied  from   on one of my other websites that do not run https.... the pages shows  a warning with a line across https saying that is not secure.....is there a specific way to save pages using dreamweaver so that they are served securely? Pleasee image attached of my problem:

 

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592 Views   5 Replies   Latest reply: coolmarine24, Apr 5, 2012 12:59 PM
 
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  • SnakEyez02
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    1. SnakEyez02,
    Apr 4, 2012 11:53 AM   in reply to coolmarine24
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    Click that red X.  What does it say is wrong?

     
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  • Rob Hecker2
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    2. Rob Hecker2,
    Apr 4, 2012 12:04 PM   in reply to coolmarine24
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    Could it be that those pages are pulling files from unsecured parts of the site?

     
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  • coolmarine24
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    3. coolmarine24,
    Apr 4, 2012 12:56 PM   in reply to coolmarine24
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    When I clicok on it this is what I get (please see beloow)...by the way In my source code, i am referencing to things that ar enot local to the site? a google map google captcha google anlytics

     

    i spoke with the company hosting the website and this is what they said:

     

    'As the warning message suggests, this happens when some of your content is served securely (using https) and some is served insecurely (using http).

    In order to avoid this warning you would need to serve all the content of a page securely."

    "You would need to manually fix these calls to http content within your site's code, or within the software that generated those links. You can check the documentation or support for the software you are using (Drupal, Joomla, etc) or check with your webmaster about that."

     
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  • SnakEyez02
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    4. SnakEyez02,
    Apr 5, 2012 12:25 PM   in reply to coolmarine24
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    Make sure everything you are including and referencing on the page is being served via https, otherwise you will not be able to get rid of that error.

     
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  • coolmarine24
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    5. coolmarine24,
    Apr 5, 2012 12:59 PM   in reply to SnakEyez02
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    That worked! Thanks!

     
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