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[Switch Hits]

I made a new submit_this_order.jpg and return_to_cart.jpg for my Checkout page. I uploaded them to the Media folder with the rest of my site's product images, not the Images folder. The buttons showed up fine. However, when I did a test order, a warning message came up that I was not going to a non-secure page. I looked on the properties of the original button and there was a lot of secure/encryption language there.

So now I made the jpgs into gifs so the names exactly match the names the default images. Can I upload those to the Images file so my new image will replace the default images and my customers do not get a warning that they are proceeding to a non-secure page?

Jimmy Hilburger
www.switchhits.com

[loren_d_c]

If you use the full https URL to your images they will appear that way
on the page, securely.

-Loren

Switch Hits wrote:

I made a new submit_this_order.jpg and return_to_cart.jpg for my
Checkout page. I uploaded them to the Media folder with the rest of
my site's product images, not the Images folder. The buttons showed
up fine. However, when I did a test order, a warning message came up
that I was not going to a non-secure page. I looked on the properties
of the original button and there was a lot of secure/encryption
language there.

So now I made the jpgs into gifs so the names exactly match the
names the default images. Can I upload those to the Images file so my
new image will replace the default images and my customers do not get
a warning that they are proceeding to a non-secure page?

Jimmy Hilburger
www.switchhits.com

[Gary Kennedy]

Did you put your images in the shopsite-images or your secure image folder. If they are in the regular folder, you will get the non-secure warning

Gary Kennedy - Melissa Buesing
www.martyshoes.com
customer.help@martyshoes.com

Marty Shoes Inc.
60 Enterprise Ave. N.
Secaucus, NJ 07094
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"Switch Hits" <jimmy@switchhits.com> wrote in message news:a2c7k3$9gn$1@support.shopsite.com...
I made a new submit_this_order.jpg and return_to_cart.jpg for my Checkout page. I uploaded them to the Media folder with the rest of my site's product images, not the Images folder. The buttons showed up fine. However, when I did a test order, a warning message came up that I was not going to a non-secure page. I looked on the properties of the original button and there was a lot of secure/encryption language there.

So now I made the jpgs into gifs so the names exactly match the names the default images. Can I upload those to the Images file so my new image will replace the default images and my customers do not get a warning that they are proceeding to a non-secure page?

Jimmy Hilburger
www.switchhits.com

[loren_d_c]

If you put the full https:// URL to the image it doesn't matter where it
is. The image could be in China and it wouldn't matter. If you just put
a filename then ShopSite will be looking for in the shopsite-images
location, but putting it there shouldn't be necessary.

-Loren