This page contains both secure and nonsecure items.

[kirkland]

I am running 4.0 under HTTPS. I didn't have any problems when running under 3.0, but after the upgrade, my IE users see the following Windows error dialog when they click on Leads or Accounts and elsewhere (but not everywhere).

SecurityInformation Dialog

This pagecontains both secure and nonsecure items.

Do you want to display the nonsecure items?

[YES] [NO] [MORE INFO]

I do not see any issue under Firefox 1.5. I cannot determine why IE thinks something is insecure. When I search for 'http' in the resulting source code, it only shows up a few times in links on the copyright and help buttons.

Does anybody know what may be causing this? If I click on NO (do not display the nonsecure items), the page even appears to display just fine. I cannot tell the difference between a page displayed with NO or YES clicked.

Thanks.

[jsteiner]

I have the same problem, only not all users get the security warning. In my case, most users are not getting it, but I am!!

The problem appeared when I upgraded from 3.5.1(e) to 4.0 last weekend.

[kbrill]

There are several places in the code the reference a resource by "http://blah.blah.blah". All of these would need to be removed or changed to "https" for the messages to go away.

Just do a global search on "http://" and you will see alot of comments for the SPL (those don't matter) and a few that are actual lines outside of comments like in Accounts/DetalView there is the line

    <td  valign="top"  class="tabDetailViewDF"><slot>
 <A title='http://{WEBSITE}' href='http://{WEBSITE}' 
 target="_blank" class="tabDetailViewDFLink">{WEBSITE}</A>
 </slot></td>

I am not sure yet which ones, but some of these (not all) are causeing your problems.

[jsteiner]

Thanks, Ken.

http:// appears on just about every html page, in the comments at the top. I looked at a whole bunch of files, and the only place I found anything that resembled what you referernced is in modules\Accounts\EditView.html and modules\Accounts\DetailView.html. I changed those two references but that did not correct the error.

Any other ideas?

[kbrill]

Thanks, Ken.

http:// appears on just about every html page, in the comments at the top. I looked at a whole bunch of files, and the only place I found anything that resembled what you referernced is in modules\Accounts\EditView.html and modules\Accounts\DetailView.html. I changed those two references but that did not correct the error.

Any other ideas?

What page gives you the error? Detail views, edit views, list views? and which theme(s)?

[kpit]

This is reported as Bug 3946 and will be fixed in the 4.0.1 update comming soon.

[ittoolbox]

on line 632 of /include/javascript/quicksearch.js change:
src="about:blank"
to
src="document.write(\' \')"

This fix cured the problem for most of my users using IE, but one of them still has it. I don't know what is the issue with his IE.

[jsteiner]

Thanks, ITTOOLBOX, that seems to have addressed it, at least after some brief testing. I'll see if I hear more from our users.

Ken, it was usually occurring when I would go to "Edit" about anything - task, opportunity, contact, etc.