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Go to https://liquor.com/cask-bulleit/, then click BUY to get into the SSL enabled pages in Chrome.

Why is it that ONLY in Chrome I see the https crossed out (http://screencast.com/t/xcamgjats1kJ) when I am on the SSL required pages? Seems weird that I don't get any errors in Firefox or Safari, yet in Chrome I do. The SSL is valid and works (http://screencast.com/t/0gOdu3aQTk) so I am lost on what the issue is.

After some thought I am thinking that I must have direct links to non-https URLs on the checkout pages, and only Chrome is telling me about this but not other sites? If this is the case, then what happens if I really need those direct non-https links on the checkout/SSL pages??

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

+4  A: 

You have some non-HTTPS connections in your HTTP requests. For one example on your site, http://liquor.com/wp-content/plugins/visitorcontact/css/visitor-contact.css?ver=abc, is HTTP . You have a ton of HTTP requests happening, with some failures.

Why can't you request these files in HTTPS? Using relative paths to your assets will usually take care of this.

UPDATE: FireBug alt text

Dustin Laine
yeah i thought as much. how are you able to see that, by just viewing the source and going through each line?
HollerTrain
No :). I use Firebug extension in Firefox, but there are a lot of tools. Fiddler and Chrome Developer Tools has the Resources tab to view all requests.
Dustin Laine
under Firebug, what exactly are you using?
HollerTrain
I added an image to my answer.
Dustin Laine
awesome u really helped me out
HollerTrain
Great, glad it helped. Nice looking site by the way.
Dustin Laine
+1, a high quality answer!
GregS