Topic: Partially encrypted

[ober]

What do you guys use for tracking down partially encrypted items?  I'm switching a site from http to https and it keeps telling me it's partially encrypted even thought I've updated all the references I can find.  The only http I can find are from outbound links.

[ober]

Crap... I'm using Fiddler2, which is saying that everything is tunneling to items except for 2 things and I can't figure out what they are.

[Mike]

Images, scripts, and css are the big ones.  I'm not being the "use chrome" guy but in Chrome you can use the network tab and it'll show you everything that was loaded and the URL used.

[ober]

Gah, fucked by my own error handling.  There were some references in the CSS file to some images that didn't exist anymore.  Because they didn't exist anymore, my 404 handling picked it up and triggered a redirect to the main site 404 handler which is still set to http.

The Chrome thing did help.  Thanks for that.

[Mike]

That is almost a rube goldberg error

[micah]

I've found that chtome will often still show a site as insecure after you fix the problems.
Sorta like how it keeps an old fav icon for a site after you change it.

[ober]

Kinda.  EH, at least I tracked it all down and the SSL is working properly now

[ober]

I've found that chtome will often still show a site as insecure after you fix the problems.
Sorta like how it keeps an old fav icon for a site after you change it.

Oddly, it did that at first.  I had to force a cache refresh for it to report properly after I fixed everything.

[Steve]

The network tab is a great tool.

[-KEN-]

Firebug's got a network tab too, if anyone's still using Firefox. I feel like I may be the only one.

[Mike]

Firebug's got a network tab too, if anyone's still using Firefox. I feel like I may be the only one.

Ober is still hanging on.

[ober]

GAH... it was a hidden tab I didn't see.  This one might be better than chrome's too.

[Mike]

Lies!