I just went through it with a site, and I had to make sure all outside site content came from https://, and all local js, css, and images used relative paths and started with '/'. you can just skip the 'http://'. I'm working on 6, which had a problem in the compressed css file, which I fixed by patching in performance, but there's probably a better way. IE, FF and Chrome will all complain. also, check your css files to make sure not url("") paths are full paths too.
-Don-
On 7/22/2011 12:56 AM, Lynn Stott (Stott Design) wrote:
I have a drupal7/ubercart3 site. The Securepages module does not work and my preferred uc_ssl does not have a Drupal7 version.
For now, I've made the full site secure (https://) via .htaccess.
How do I get all page resources (ie: images) to come from 'https://%27? Apparently Chrome will not show a "Green padlock" next to the URL unless all page content has the "https' secure url. You will see a https with a red line through it, and an 'x' on the padlock.
I have the base_url in my settings.php set to https://mysite.com .. that has not affect.
Thanks,