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First time implementing SSL on a site

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tperri

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I've got my certificates installed on my server and such, now I need to actually apply SSL to an area of my web site.

Where do I start? I was just poking around and discovered just a redirect to say wont work because I get a pop up asking if I want to display secure and non secure items.

So I figured I needed help with this. Any links and suggestions are welcomed and very much appreciated.

Thanks
 
just a redirect to say wont work because I get a pop up asking if I want to display secure and non secure items
As far as I know this is a browser setting. Either click "Yes" or change your browser settings to always allow the browser to automatically display them.


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I kind of need to implement something so my users don't get the same pop-up every time they navigate to an https: page.
 
Do you have any links to images or resources that aren't served up over SSL? You don't need ME to point it out, but you'll need to figure out what the "non-secure" items are.
 
It is probably links. ie is incredibly dumb about what to do with non-https links on https pages. If memory serves, it reports any outbound links as an "insecure item".

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