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[D C Krook]

Jeff,

The most likely cause for this is images, CSS, or JavaScript files that are 
referenced absolutely, e.g., hardcoded by using "http://" or in some cases 
even "/img/some.gif"

A solution is to use "//img/some.gif" to maintain protocol state (https://)


-Dan



>This seems to be an intermittent problem...not sure if it's a code
>issue, configuration issue, or browser issue (or all of the above??).
>
>On the site I'm building, a user clicks on a link which sends them to a
>secure page. Sometimes a message pops up saying that there are secure
>and insecure items. I'm not sure what could be causing it? Could it be,
>perhaps, that there is no cert for the site?
>
>Jeff
>

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