Re: Secure and Nonsecure items

Nevertheless, the *only* possible reason for getting the
"both secure and non-secure items" popup is that you're
-somehow- attempting to include non-secure items in your secure pages.

I thought it might be images. Maybe they're not.

But you're trying to display both "secure" and "non-secure"
items in your pages, otherwise that popup wouldn't pop up.

Look carefully for the non-secure items in your code.
You'll find them. When you do, secure them.

Have you tried to do a very simple test page,
and start adding things to it, until the warning popsup ?

That might be a good way to figure out what's going on.



Juan T. Llibre, ASP.NET MVP
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<todd.freed@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1132688602.503967.279180@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Juan,
>
> The base directory for both the files and the images is secured, and if
> you click on each of the images being displayed on the page to view
> properties, they each have a https://mysite link.
>
> The only thing I can think of, is the number of popups displayed seems
> to be related to the number of application containers on the page. For
> example, I have one page that is very simple, it displays a list of
> data in 4 columns. These are formatted into 4 <td>'s in each of which
> there is a DataGrid object. When this page is loaded, I get 4 of these
> popups. I see similar results all over the site (though it isnt quite
> that simple - soimetimes this page gives 5).
>
> Thanks for any advice in advance
>
> Todd
>


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