favicon et js en http pas le souci pour moi

d'acc je vais faire le test

tien une piste

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Citation: shabazzi - 10 December 2009 08:09 PM Citation: cammo - 29 November 2009 05:58 AM Tracked it down to a CSS link in my header.tpl. Not sure why, but where it had {$base_dir} I changed it to {$base_dir_ssl} and now it works.. no more security errors in any browsers.. Any pointers on exactly which CSS file and which line the {$base_dir} is on? For everyone getting this issue, I can confirm that the problem lies in the fact that not all links are changed from {$base_dir} to {$base_dir_ssl} when switching to this option is the Back Office of PrestaShop. To fix the issue, use Internet Explorer to debug your site, go through every page that has https:// as a prefix to your URL and if you get the IE warning, then somewhere on that page there is a link called {$base_dir} that needs to be changed to {$base_dir_ssl} Make sure you check every .tpl that is in that page, most pages have more than one .tpl file associated with it. It could be a footer, header, side bar, main content, etc… If it’s just a footer or header issue, then most likely changing the {$base_dir} to {$base_dir_ssl} will fix most of the other pages! Hope that clears things up for the future! sc: http://www.prestashop.com/forums/viewthread/35274/security/solvedssl_problems/

et par contre debug tes pages sous IE tu devrais voir pas mal d'erreur

probleme clos


e probleme venait du Htaccess dans mon theme qui n'étais pas compatible avec mon ssl et un module flash qui ne prenait pas le https pour les appels.

Merci