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SOLVED Cross browser problem

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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 5 months ago
    • I'm not sure how to proceed, I can't edit code I can't see. It's certainly not in html file I edited in dreamweaver. I've double and triple checked all source code from Firefox, Chrome and IE and still can't see it. What line are you seeing it on?

      Also I think there's something other than the Geotrust logo causing the unsecured content problem. It might not be Geotrust at all because I've taken the code completely off the page for testing and I still get the unsecured content problem.
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 5 months ago
    • check the following images, these are not in a secure server.

      If you receive a message in the Notification bar telling you that some content isn't secure, then the webpage is displaying content using both HTTPS and HTTP web server connections. HTTP (without the "S") transactions might not be secure.

      You have several information as pics, and links not referring to a secure server. You can use the developer tools in your IE explorer to find out what info is not secure.
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 5 months ago
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      Dan,

      I found this on your website, do you have the lastest version of the rocketheme plugins?
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 5 months ago
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 5 months ago
    • Dan1982 wrote:
      I'm not sure how to proceed, I can't edit code I can't see. It's certainly not in html file I edited in dreamweaver. I've double and triple checked all source code from Firefox, Chrome and IE and still can't see it. What line are you seeing it on?

      Also I think there's something other than the Geotrust logo causing the unsecured content problem. It might not be Geotrust at all because I've taken the code completely off the page for testing and I still get the unsecured content problem.

      You need to enable the user agent for IE8, that's why you are can't find the style:width 38px, I found the style on FF, IE and chrome.
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 4 months ago
    • for now we already solved the issue with the button adding the following override style in your widget.
       
      #Order[style] {width: 351px !important;  }
       

      i'll take a look on the https, security error later.
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 4 months ago
    • I solved both my problems.

      The order now button which appeared either much wider than it should or much thinner than it should it IE depending whether the compatibility view was clicked, was solved very simply by stripping the code back to it's bare essentials,

      <input id="order" type="image" src=" skncomplex.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/order-now.png"/ >

      rather than

      <input id="Order" class="default-input sale-orderbutton np inf-button" width="351" height="79" name="Order" value="Order" type="image" SRC=" skncomplex.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/order-now.png " /> (i basically edited the code that was generated from my CRM to get this)

      Far more interesting was the solution I came up with for unsecured content appearing on the https order page skncomplex.com.au/anti-aging-free-trial/

      My problem was I'd changed all the image locations to https and I was stuck because I didn't know what else I could do.

      I managed to find what the problem was by copy and pasting the pages source code in to dreamweaver and doing a 'find all' search for 'src="http' which brought up 4 lines of code referring to JS loctions to do with Rok plugins. This was disheartening because I had found the problem but no clear way of changing them to https locations.

      The solution turned out to be very simple which is why I'm detailing it here. If anybody else has this problem it's easy to fix by using two plugins together.

      Bare in mind I wanted only one page to be https and not the whole site.

      1. WordPress HTTPS - This I already had installed and should have solved the problem in itself, but even on the plugin page it says there's instances outside of its control. I used this plugin to give me the ability to select individual pages to be 'forced' to https without changing the whole site to https.

      2. Fix SSL/Non-SSL Links - This plugin forces any links within a https page to become https if it wasn't already. So after WordPress HTTPS had given me the ability to select just the page I wanted to become https, Fix SSL/Non-SSL did the rest. This successfully changed those 4 lines of code I spoke about into https thus solving my problem.

      I'm only a novice at all this so I may be wrong but from what I understand, only in conjunction with each other could I have gotten the result I wanted and only in the order stated above.

      After hours of searching the net for a solution it seemed quite a few people were having the same problem and many people were settling for very complicated solutions or simply residing to their whole site being https. Indeed at one point I thought I was going to have to have someone edit the plugin files for me.

      This is well worth noting in case anybody else comes up against this in the future.

      As soon I found this solution I stopped working for the day so I could finish on a high, no doubt tomorrow will have it's own set of problems :o
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 4 months ago
    • I am glad you solved your issues!!!
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    Re: SOLVED Cross browser problem

    Posted 13 years 4 months ago
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      I am glad you solved your issues!!!

      Thanks Rub, it was a good learning experience.

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