Graphic on secure Thank You page

[NuQ]

Editing the Thank You screen. Under the field titled "Information on the
Thank You screen to
return to storefront:"

I have this...

<A HREF="http://www.swtrading.net/index.html">
<IMG SRC="1_r1_c1.gif" HEIGHT=57 WIDTH=233 BORDER=0></A>

The original image was removed from our site (before I started working
here). I replaced the image, but screwed up the part just before the image
name. The IMG SRC was something like %s/media/image.jpg.

I'm assuming since this page is a secure page, I need to tell it to go back
to the non-secure directory to get the image, but I don't know how.

Please, lend me a clue! =)

[loren_d_c]

A secure URL starts with https:// . Do you have your own secure
certificate for your domain name? If so, the secure URL for your image
is probably the same same as the regular URL to your image except using
https:// instead of http://. If you are using a secure domain name that
belongs to your hosting provider, then you will need to ask them what
the secure URL would be to files/images on your site.

-Loren



NuQ wrote:

Editing the Thank You screen. Under the field titled "Information on the
Thank You screen to
return to storefront:"

I have this...

A HREF="http://www.swtrading.net/index.html"
IMG SRC="1_r1_c1.gif" HEIGHT=57 WIDTH=233 BORDER=0></A

The original image was removed from our site (before I started working
here). I replaced the image, but screwed up the part just before the image
name. The IMG SRC was something like %s/media/image.jpg.

I'm assuming since this page is a secure page, I need to tell it to go back
to the non-secure directory to get the image, but I don't know how.

Please, lend me a clue! =)

[NuQ]

Ok, thanks. I thought maybe there was a standard way of referencing a file
on a non-secure domain from within a secure one.

"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:bvci35$6u8$1@support.shopsite.com...

A secure URL starts with https:// . Do you have your own secure
certificate for your domain name? If so, the secure URL for your image
is probably the same same as the regular URL to your image except using
https:// instead of http://. If you are using a secure domain name that
belongs to your hosting provider, then you will need to ask them what
the secure URL would be to files/images on your site.

-Loren



NuQ wrote:
Editing the Thank You screen. Under the field titled "Information on
the
Thank You screen to
return to storefront:"

I have this...

A HREF="http://www.swtrading.net/index.html"
IMG SRC="1_r1_c1.gif" HEIGHT=57 WIDTH=233 BORDER=0></A

The original image was removed from our site (before I started working
here). I replaced the image, but screwed up the part just before the
image
name. The IMG SRC was something like %s/media/image.jpg.

I'm assuming since this page is a secure page, I need to tell it to go
back
to the non-secure directory to get the image, but I don't know how.

Please, lend me a clue! =)

[loren_d_c]

If you have your own certificate, there is a standard, it is usually the
same as the non-secure URL to the image. If you are using your host's
secure URL, then the secure URL depends on how they have configured the
secure server to get to your HTML directories.

-Loren



NuQ wrote:

Ok, thanks. I thought maybe there was a standard way of referencing a file
on a non-secure domain from within a secure one.

"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:bvci35$6u8$1@support.shopsite.com...

A secure URL starts with https:// . Do you have your own secure
certificate for your domain name? If so, the secure URL for your image
is probably the same same as the regular URL to your image except using
https:// instead of http://. If you are using a secure domain name that
belongs to your hosting provider, then you will need to ask them what
the secure URL would be to files/images on your site.

-Loren



NuQ wrote:

Editing the Thank You screen. Under the field titled "Information on

the

Thank You screen to
return to storefront:"

I have this...

A HREF="http://www.swtrading.net/index.html"
IMG SRC="1_r1_c1.gif" HEIGHT=57 WIDTH=233 BORDER=0></A

The original image was removed from our site (before I started working
here). I replaced the image, but screwed up the part just before the

image

name. The IMG SRC was something like %s/media/image.jpg.

I'm assuming since this page is a secure page, I need to tell it to go

back

to the non-secure directory to get the image, but I don't know how.

Please, lend me a clue! =)

[NuQ]

I'm using the host's secure URL, so I've contacted them regarding the
matter. Thanks, Loren!

"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:bvdv1q$kj4$1@support.shopsite.com...

If you have your own certificate, there is a standard, it is usually the
same as the non-secure URL to the image. If you are using your host's
secure URL, then the secure URL depends on how they have configured the
secure server to get to your HTML directories.

-Loren



NuQ wrote:
Ok, thanks. I thought maybe there was a standard way of referencing a
file
on a non-secure domain from within a secure one.

"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:bvci35$6u8$1@support.shopsite.com...

A secure URL starts with https:// . Do you have your own secure
certificate for your domain name? If so, the secure URL for your image
is probably the same same as the regular URL to your image except using
https:// instead of http://. If you are using a secure domain name that
belongs to your hosting provider, then you will need to ask them what
the secure URL would be to files/images on your site.

-Loren



NuQ wrote:

Editing the Thank You screen. Under the field titled "Information on

the

Thank You screen to
return to storefront:"

I have this...

A HREF="http://www.swtrading.net/index.html"
IMG SRC="1_r1_c1.gif" HEIGHT=57 WIDTH=233 BORDER=0></A

The original image was removed from our site (before I started working
here). I replaced the image, but screwed up the part just before the

image

name. The IMG SRC was something like %s/media/image.jpg.

I'm assuming since this page is a secure page, I need to tell it to go

back

to the non-secure directory to get the image, but I don't know how.

Please, lend me a clue! =)