Custom template Firefox says unauthticated data over SSL

[rldev]

I am pulling my hair out as I can not find what unauthenticated data Firefox is complaining about. I have another similar custom template with the same nav and style sheet and have no problem with firefox. Internet Explorer and Google Chrome browsers do not complain at all. I went to tools > page info > media in firefox and can not see any non ssl references. Anyone know how I can go about diagnosing this problem?

[gs-liam]

What is your website address and i'll look for you

[rldev]

http://helpdesk.rocksolidnet.com

Thanks

[thehost5968]

Hi

You have some URL links using href="http: in your footer you need to change the links to work without the http: part then it should be OK.

[rldev]

Hi

You have some URL links using href="http: in your footer you need to change the links to work without the http: part then it should be OK.

I thought static http links didn't matter over ssl so long as it is not pulling data? I guess I'm wrong.

The problem I have is that since this is a sub-domain, I can't use relative links to the actual website directory. Do you know of a way around this? I don't want standard pages to be rendered over ssl.


I guess I can remove the sub-domain, but would rather not.

Why is this a firefox only issue? It works perfectly with other browasers.

[gs-liam]

http links can be passed through, i am using them fine on my website, you can see here: https://www.gaming-solutions.com/clientarea.html
The game control panel link is .html


I will take a look at your site in the morning and see why its showing the error (1.30am and heading to bed now)

[thehost5968]

How have you set-up the sub-domain?

1, As a separate account within WHM (i.e. it has it's own cPanel),
or
2, Added as a Sub-domain in your cPanel,

[rldev]

No it is not a separate account. The problem is not the links. If you look I removed them. I am using the same style sheet as my my custom portal page. That does not give the error. This is very strange.

I do know the problem is somewhere within header.tpl. Becaused I renamed the file and the site loaded without error, although messed up.

[thehost5968]

OK if it is the header how about the menu images from within the Java Script's or any external linked images?

[rldev]

Ok I fixed it. There was an open

<SCRIPT type=text/javascript src=""> This somehow triggers Firefox and not other browsers. Once I put the working template and the broken template side by side it was easy enough to find this.

Thanks for all of your help. The only problem I have left is is the small fonts in the knowledgebase articles. I have a ticket open for that.