Hi,
Infact it should be the problem with server configuration. If you
have all the links in your html page as https only , then when the
client (browser) first belives the certificate, then every content from
that server is displayed. If you configure your site (say the directory
in which your application is there) to require SSL connection, and if
you are specifying for your images as http://imagefile_name, which is in
the same directory, then that particular image file you are trying to
retrieve without SSL, which is against the setting you have done. So,
change your html to use relative URL to that image files. Or, place
those images on a different location which doesn't require SSL
connection.
One more point is that, if you are changing from https to http, in
browser, your browser may give a warning message informing the same.
This you can see in View -> Internet Options - > Advanced (one option
asking you for that will be there, and disable it).
May be this should resolve your problem. Regards
-Hari Gopal,
Senior Engineer,
Internet Commerce Group,
CMC Limited
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