I would absolutely *not* do this, unless you want your web site users to
see a message from the web browser saying "this page has both secure and
insecure information. Do you want to proceed?" every time they user your
site. This does not instill confidence.
-- Jamie
At 06:03 AM 11/6/00, Owen Boyle wrote:
>Note that SSL is quite heavy on the system (all that encryption and
>decryption) so you might like to send some content (such as logo GIFs)
>by plain HTTP. To do this you can either refer to them explicitly, e.g.
>
><img src=http:/your.site.com/images/my_logo.gif>
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