Images showing up as http not https

[moonmosaic]

How can I get rid of that annoying message of "mixed content"? I have blocklink installed where I added a few links and they show up as http all the time. I also have rss installed which I use for twitter and that shows up http too.
http://www.gulfportflowershop.com. All other images show https when on a secure page. How do I get those two modules to behave like the others?

[rocky]

The RSS feed module seems to be hardcoded to http. Try changing line 59 of modules/feeder/feeder.php from:

'feedUrl' => 'http://'.htmlspecialchars($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8').__PS_BASE_URI__.'modules/'.$this->name.'/rss.php?id_category='.$id_category.'&orderby='.$orderBy.'&orderway='.$orderWay,

to:

'feedUrl' => _MODULE_DIR_.$this->name.'/rss.php?id_category='.$id_category.'&orderby='.$orderBy.'&orderway='.$orderWay,

You should also go to the configuration page for the link block and remove the server part of the URLs, leaving only the directories and filename.

[moonmosaic]

What would be the "server part"? How would you enter the webaddress if it is a completely different website? I tried without http:// but that doesn't work.

[rocky]

It is the http://www.gulfportflowershop.com/ part. You don't need to change external links.

[moonmosaic]

It looks like the "call me back" button I had on the website created a problem with the SSL certificate. Even though it was pointing to https the image itself was from http link. Now it works ok with firefox and chrome. IE still brings up that annoying window.

[rocky]

I can't figure out what is causing the problem is either. The only thing I can see is the link to the RSS is http. Did you try changing the code as I mentioned above?

[moonmosaic]

Not yet, I will try to get round to it this weekend. It is something I cannot do from the backoffice. However I uninstalled it for now. It all works ok except for IE. The funny thing is when I click on NO to display insecure content - everything is displayed. Oh, I fixed google analytics after reading about it here - so its not that either.

[owl]

My bank account got emptied by using a "clone" bank website last year, it´s a scam. We all have to be sure to log our personal info in websites with an https certificate, otherwise, we are in trouble with all those hackers messing around with decent people.

[Shaun]

Anyone know how to make image references HTTPS instead of HTTP? In my contact-form.php page, I see there are references to "http://www.goldgalleon.com//modules/blockadvertising/advertising.jpg" (for example) which is leading to "unsecured page" message. Where do I change this to read "https://www.goldgalleon.com//modules/blockadvertising/advertising.jpg"? Thanks...

Solution: Add this code into your PHP file (advertising.php)....

/* SSL Management */
$useSSL = true;

[carlintz]

try using {$base_dir_ssl}modules/blockadvertising/advertising.jpg