TOPIC:

If you have enabled "Enforce HTTPS" for your website, now the code will also show a warning message when you save home page, meeting info page, or custom web page content that contains insecure (http: vs https:) URLs that will likely produce mixed content errors from your browser.

Here is what the warning message looks like:

Hi Steve,

I'm getting these 'insecure' content messages. However, I've checked all the links and they're all https: except for the images (see attached screen capture). How do I move all the uploaded images to the secure storage? Also, would I need to go to each image and change to https: individually, or is there a process to do the mass change?

Thanks.
Sanjeev Dutt, ACS, CL
Webmaster
Advanced Speakers Club
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

You need to change each image link individually to begin with https.

I'm not aware of any process for changing the images in bulk, though Steve may know of something.

It is not secure storage it is a secure (encrypted) connection.

The simplest approach to changing a bunch for given content is to use Source View to retrieve the underlying HTML, and copy / paste that into a ***plain text editor*** (NOT MS WORD) like notepad or similar. Save a backup of the original HTML to a 2nd text file (just in case). Then just do a find a replace for http: to be replaced with https: in the file *AND/OR* do a find and replace for your FTH domain references and replace those w/ nothing to make the urls relative. (2nd approach is better but more complicated)

Finally, copy / paste that back over the old HTML in Source View, switch to WYSIWYG and save. Voila!

For now, I followed Jane's suggestion and changed each one manually. When I have more time, I'll update to relative references, as suggested by Steve.

Thanks all for your support.

Sanjeev Dutt, ACS, CL
Webmaster
Advanced Speakers Club (#7258)
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada