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I needed to create my own header.php for with https links for my secure check out page because the "force ssl" did not work for me due to the fact that I'm on Network Solutions with a proxy SSL.

I need to get my check out working asap and the only item in the page that is causing SSL errors is the Jquery 2.6.1 link which is used for the password strength monitor and the drop down for the credit cards. I changed the Jquery link to https but it still causes errors. Do you know if there is a background image or some other security issue with the Jquery that I missed? or some way to secure it? If not, can I remove the password meter which does not work correctly without Jquery.

Thanks

Hi Beth, would you be willing to post a URL or source code? I'd take a quick look to see if anything jumps out. Good luck!
-Bob Tabor

Thank you! I've spent countless hours on this - put in several questions - paid for custom work and I don't have a working system.
I'm unlucky enough to have a client who was on Network Solutions - I've asked several questions to confirm that the info Network Solutions provides is the cause of my general SSL problems but have received no response on this. My check out page is here:
https://www.action-intell.com/printers/ ... p-sign-up/
I could not use force SSL because apparently NS has a proxy server that can not respond to Server Side requests regarding whether or not the page is secure.
I created a custom header for my check out page - I found out that the JQuery script calls for an Ajax image (that gif that goes in circles) but I have no idea how to remove it.