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IE8 security warning

On a https site that I am working on, I keep getting "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 the security of the entire webpage."

I made sure the site has relative links. Form actions are relative as well. All the image src is relative too.

This popup only happens in IE8, IE7 does not do anything. Works fine in Firefox too.

Any ideas what could be happening? If I click Yes, and look at the source code, it's exactly the same as when I see it when I click No.

Is this some new IE8 bug?

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DLS Avatar asked Mar 30 '09 22:03

DLS


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1 Answers

Try using Fiddler to see exactly what is being downloaded in your session. This will be very useful as it can capture downloads triggered by scripts, analytics, etc.


I used fiddler on your page and found that WebResource.axd isn't being loaded with https. This is probably included because of an AJAX library like ASP.NET AJAX.

This page describes your problem precisely and if it doesn't explicitly resolve it for you, it should at least give you some direction.

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Michael Haren Avatar answered Nov 11 '22 15:11

Michael Haren