Pro Forms Not Working in IE9

[ridesabike2]

Sure could use some help! We're about to send out a press release and it seems Pro Forms don't work in IE9. The browser crashes, and the Paypal button goes nowhere. Here's the page:

https://roadguardians.org/site/membersh ... recurring/

This would be for Paypal Subscriptions. We do have PP Pro as well as S2M Pro. I'm at a loss. It works fine in Firefox and Chrome. Thanks!

[ridesabike2]

Also the non-recurring is not working in IE9.

[Bruce C]

There's something wrong with your SSL Certificate. That might have something to do with it. I'm getting errors with the SSL in both Chrome and IE

[ridesabike2]

Thanks Bruce. I got with my host, who installed the certificate. Apparently it's because of mixed http and https. I'm much more familiar with the old-fashioned HTML. No idea how to modify the whole page. I did get rid of the widgets on the right on this particular page (https://roadguardians.org/site/membersh ... recurring/) to see if it would help but it didn't. And, IE9 still crashes.

[Bruce C]

Well IE doesn't *crash* for me, but the PayPal button definitely doesn't work.

[Bruce C]

Actually, now that you've changed the way the page is formatted, the button does work for me now, but the SSL Certificate is still not showing up correclty.

[ridesabike2]

Still having issues with this. Could I get some of you to try it in IE? Thanks! I just need to know if the button works at all for you, or if the browser crashes.

[ridesabike2]

Is there some other info needed in order to get some help with this? Thanks.

[Cristián Lávaque]

Are you using the s2Member custom field to secure the page?

Is WordPress® compatible with SSL enabled?

Yes, WordPress® is indeed compatible with SSL enabled ( https:// ). However, not all themes/plugins are designed to behave properly with SSL enabled. For instance, some WordPress® themes/plugins embed links to images, scripts, and/or style sheets; all starting with http://, instead of https://, ( or just //: - which is cross-protocol compatible ). For this reason, you should be very careful when choosing a WordPress® theme/plugin to use with s2Member Pro. Otherwise, your visitors could see the famous "Secure/Insecure" warnings in Internet Explorer® browsers. A good web developer can fix this minor issue with ease, but novice site owners are advised to get help from a professional.

*Tip: With s2Member installed, you can add the Custom Field s2member_force_ssl -> yes to any Post/Page. s2Member will buffer output on those special Posts/Pages, converting everything over to https:// for you automatically, and forcing those specific Posts/Pages to be viewed over a secure SSL connection; so long as your server supports the https protocol.

[ridesabike2]

Nice! Thank you so much. That did the trick.

[Cristián Lávaque]

Excellent.