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AA Smith
I'm not sure why, off-hand, but every time I access my web pages online, a
warning message pops up informing the user that they are about to enter a
site with both secure and non-secure items. It offers users Yes/No button
options. That message pops up not only when users enter the web site, but
also every time they click any hyperlink that would transfer them to another
page in my web. The only pages on the whole site that permits input of any
kind at present are a feedback form and a petition form, so I guess those
constitute a non-secure items.
My question is, how do I secure all pages (or at least the pages that permit
users/viewers to input information) in the site, so that the warning message
will stop popping up ad nauseum?
warning message pops up informing the user that they are about to enter a
site with both secure and non-secure items. It offers users Yes/No button
options. That message pops up not only when users enter the web site, but
also every time they click any hyperlink that would transfer them to another
page in my web. The only pages on the whole site that permits input of any
kind at present are a feedback form and a petition form, so I guess those
constitute a non-secure items.
My question is, how do I secure all pages (or at least the pages that permit
users/viewers to input information) in the site, so that the warning message
will stop popping up ad nauseum?