How to display SSL site seal and "https" sign

[hasebear]

Hello

 

How to display SSL site seal on footer and "https" sign on the left side of the address bar?

 

I bought an SSL by Godaddy and that SSL is working correctly on my domain(I checked by SSL look up tool), and in my back office, Preferences> General> enable SSL - yes.

 

Some another topic about SSL said SSL is working only "contact","my account","check out" pages. I tested these pages, but "https"sign is doesn't show off the left side of the address bar.

And I tried this SSL certificate site seal "<span id="siteseal"><script type="text/javascript" src="https://seal.godaddy.com/getSeal?sealID=4dutAI447fsmHSvTo7hHNDunLLWFffBZFHfOlvdTuWyP0XwuK1c9XbKRUlS"></script></span>" copy and paste on footer.tpl, but literally nothing happen.

 

my data;

prestashop ver. ; 1.5.4.0

browser : safari 6.0.3, chrome 26.0.1410.43

my shop : ebisuya-tokyo.com/www.ebisuya-tokyo.com

using theme : default

 

 

I appreciate any suggestion

Thank you

[hasebear]

I tried also this,

{literal}<span id="siteseal"><script type="text/javascript" src="https://seal.godaddy.com/getSeal?sealID=4dutAI447fsmHSvTo7hHNDunLLWFffBZFHfOlvdTuWyP0XwuK1c9XbKRUlS"></script></span>{/literal}

but results is same.

 

thank you

[AmericasGotWood]

I am trying to do the same thing exactly the same way with no positive outcome and would love to see a answer on this topic.

[Mr S]

Hello

 

How to display SSL site seal on footer and "https" sign on the left side of the address bar?

 

I bought an SSL by Godaddy and that SSL is working correctly on my domain(I checked by SSL look up tool), and in my back office, Preferences> General> enable SSL - yes.

 

Some another topic about SSL said SSL is working only "contact","my account","check out" pages. I tested these pages, but "https"sign is doesn't show off the left side of the address bar.

And I tried this SSL certificate site seal "<span id="siteseal"><script type="text/javascript" src="https://seal.godaddy.com/getSeal?sealID=4dutAI447fsmHSvTo7hHNDunLLWFffBZFHfOlvdTuWyP0XwuK1c9XbKRUlS"></script></span>" copy and paste on footer.tpl, but literally nothing happen.

 

my data;

prestashop ver. ; 1.5.4.0

browser : safari 6.0.3, chrome 26.0.1410.43

my shop : ebisuya-tokyo.com/www.ebisuya-tokyo.com

using theme : default

 

 

I appreciate any suggestion

Thank you

 

In your left page column there are 3 images (see img urls) loaded with http not https that is why you have unsecured page.

you need to disable, remove or edit the paiement logo block

 

img urls

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http://www.ebisuya-tokyo.com/themes/default/img/logo_paiement_mastercard.jpg

http://www.ebisuya-tokyo.com/themes/default/img/logo_paiement_paypal.jpg

http://www.ebisuya-tokyo.com/themes/default/img/logo_paiement_visa.jpg

[nekvapor]

I think this is the place to post this.

 

I am having a similar issues trying to display Godaddy site seal in cms block.  But when I enter the code supplied by Godaddy and save I get an error when previewing it.

 

I put this code in the html editor

<span id="siteseal"><script type="text/javascript" src="https://seal.godaddy.com/getSeal?sealID=WihrmXHBvtHkTaA1NsGW1Wk8mDU7qjgGTpR6iyPP1c23OhQ22gVtv"></script></span>

 

I have searched google youtube and this forum and no information about why this will not show up.

 

Also, same problem with Authorize.net seal code...

<!-- © 2005, 2014. Authorize.Net is a registered trademark of CyberSource Corporation --> <div class="AuthorizeNetSeal"> <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">var ANS_customer_id="3f29e3d3-2504-47ee-8122-98b2a535d389";</script> <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="//verify.authorize.net/anetseal/seal.js" ></script> <a href="http://www.authorize.net/" id="AuthorizeNetText" target="_blank">Accept Credit Cards Online</a> </div>

 

[vincent89]

prestashop 1.6.0.8

 

I Found the solution without modify anything in the presta files.

 

enable ssl and force the ssl on all pages but uncheck html purifier library (very important). you could enable it after insert the image.

 

then go on CMS (exemple: about us) the image who's already there when you install prestashop work well even in ssl so you have to copy how they wrote the code. 

 

<img title="cms-img" src="../img/cms/cms-img.jpg" alt="cms-img" width="370" height="192" />

 

replace by your name image 

 

<img title="your name image" src="../img/cms/your name image.jpg" alt="your name image" width="370" height="192" />

 

write this way on the little popup window [insert/edit image] right after uploaded and chose the image from your file manager.

 

 source             ../img/cms/your name image.jpg

 image description   ....

 dimensions             ...

 

Save it and go to enable the html filter purifier if you done to put new images.

Now it should work. your image is here and your page is still SSL.

 

ps: you'll have to disable html purifier library every time you need to add a new picture from your file manager otherwise it will appear this famous question mark instead of the image and your page won't be SSL

 

It tooks 2weeks to found that, I hope you'll appreciate this post. That's the most annoying bug on prestashop, I don't even know why the Presta team didn't fix that so far!!!!????

 

 

I still have a problem with the homeslider who's disappear when running on Safari, need to refresh the page every time I come back on the home page!!! if somebody have the Solution I'll appreciate to know it thanks

 

vince

[obewanz]

First thing to do is set the ENABLE SSL button on your site to Yes. (can be found in the Preferences / General tab of your Backoffice)

 

Second thing to do is to CLEAR YOUR CACHE! it is a button on the Advanced Parameters / Performance page. (You may need to turn cache off and/or make sure you have "Recompile templates if the files have been updated" selected - depending on your server and your version.)

 

Third thing to do is to either clear the cache of your browser - or close it and restart the browser. Sometimes, depending on the browser and it's settings, it will insist on using the previous connection information to load your site if you do not do this.

 

The GoDaddy code does absolutely NOTHING to secure your site or cause SSL to be invoke, it is simply a piece of code to display to users that your SSL is provided by GoDaddy, and the script provides a way for them to verify the cert is legit.

 

You do NOT need to use the "Enable SSL on all pages" option unless you have a very specific reason to do so - it will slow down the replies from your server to ALL browsers - regardless of internet connection speed. (unless of course you have a direct connection to the server network or a personal T1 or similar - then it won't really matter.) This option is probably best used on an INTRANET where site use is restricted to company personnel, etc.

 

As for displaying the GoDaddy code - that is why I came across this thread... I am looking for a module to do just that - as I do not want to edit any original source files if I can keep from it. (Either in the core OR in my template/theme engine.)

 

Cheers

[obewanz]

First thing is to set the SSL Enabled option in your backoffice on the Preferences / General tab.

 

Second thing is to CLEAR CACHE! by using that button located in your back office on the Advanced Parameters / Performance tab.

You may also need to turn your cache off temporarily until you are finished.

 

Third thing is to either clear the cache on your browser and/or close the browser and restart it. Sometimes (depending on browser and settings) it will insist on connecting to your site with previously used connection information.

 

If you have done these three things and still no SSL - talk to your hosting provider - something on the server is likely the issue - and you will need their help to fix it.

 

Also, the GoDaddy code snippet talked about above does absolutely nothing to invoke an ssl or make your site secure in any way - it is simply a piece of code that when displayed on your site, provides a shortcut to allow visitors to verify the certificate information your site is presenting to them. I REPEAT, that code snippet secures your site in no way.

 

If you want to display that code on your site, I would suggest using a custom content addon so that you are not modifying core code to prestashop or to your theme engine or template. (you may have to turn off HTMLpurifier as outlined above to do this - depending on settings and module.)

 

Cheers!