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I'm running a XenForo website and I am now getting SSL security issues. I'm not so experienced in SSL, so I'm hoping you guys can provide some clarity on them.

I was thinking that they probably had something to do with CHMOD, but don't know enough about it to help.

Here is a screenshot indicating the issues:

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You are loading external content like the Facebook like button from an external non-HTTPS location, therefore you're getting this error message. It is not the server or your page itself which is the problem, the problem is with the external content you are linking to.

If you want to fix those errors as well, then you would have to connect to all the external services (like Twitter and Facebook, etc...) over HTTPS as well.

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  • And how do I do that?
    – TaylorTDHouse
    Commented Dec 19, 2013 at 16:58
  • You have to search on each of these websites for the correct URL. E.g here is the documentation for the Facebook Like Button: developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-button As a side note: The tool you used to check the SSL connection gave you more warnings than it should. The problem you have here is actually not a problem. It is just something that could be done better.
    – Raffael Luthiger
    Commented Dec 20, 2013 at 10:11
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I've seen your screenshot. First URL is: <pre>http://yourdomain/yourdirectory/etc/sits_small.png</pre>.

I suggest you to keep all your images, JavaScript and CSS files with protocol HTTPS.

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  • Welcome on Pro Webmasters! Could you explain to TaylorTDHouse why using HTTPS for images, JavaScript and CSS files is your suggestion?
    – Zistoloen
    Commented Dec 20, 2013 at 12:19
  • Thank you.Because it means images,javascript and css calling from same protocol.
    – Pratik - Emipro Technologies
    Commented Dec 20, 2013 at 13:33

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