photo server and https

[cjhowe]

I'm using a photo server to take the load off of the
site's bandwidth.  The company logo is on the photo
server as well that only transports in http.  When the
customer goes to checkout using internet explorer,
every page asks if they want to display the insecure
items.  How can i resolve this while keeping the logo
on the photo server?

[David E Jones-2]

The only way is with to support HTTPS as well as HTTP on your photo  
server, ie make sure everything on the page is encrypted. Some do  
this by using their app server for the secure images, and then an  
external content server for the non-secure ones. If you are using the  
ofbizImageUrl stuff this is easy to setup as separate http/https  
prefixes can be configured, but if not you'll have to write something  
to handle this and point to the right place everywhere.

-David


On Aug 4, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Chris Howe wrote:

> I'm using a photo server to take the load off of the
> site's bandwidth.  The company logo is on the photo
> server as well that only transports in http.  When the
> customer goes to checkout using internet explorer,
> every page asks if they want to display the insecure
> items.  How can i resolve this while keeping the logo
> on the photo server?

[rohit]

hi Chris,

i don't think you have any option, other than to host the pictures on a secure server. The image links need to have a https, it does not matter if the SSL on the photo server belongs to another domain or a sub-domain.

rohit

[davidfranc]

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