If like me you are using your own html on your shop and part of your code includes showing graphics, you may be getting security warnings on screen in internet explorer, chrome and firefox when you display the page. These messages vary according to the browser version but usually say something like;
"
Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely? ...this webpage contains content that will not be delivered using a secure HTTPS connection, which could compromise security of the entire page. "
Obviously this is not good on an eshop and customers will simply click and shop elsewhere rather than risk it (I would!).
Solution:IF you are storing graphics using the back office filemanager (Catagories menu >> File Manager), then a simple change in url for the graphic will do the trick and make your page 100% secure again.
e.g. here my original url to display a simple image;
This reference asks the page to load my newletter button image onto the page, but unsecurely, thus creating the security warnings. However the location of the file is actually on a secure server at esecurepayments. So by changing the first part of your url to their domain instead of your own and changing HTTP to HTTPS like so...
...you get your image loaded from a secure source and the site no longer shows the warnings.
PS: This also work on PayPal and several other payment gateways that allow you to use a secure logo on their checkout pages.
Hope this is of use...
Nigel
