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Diagnose Insecure Triggers on https pages in IE

I have this donation page- web form

https://www.himalayanacademy.com/donations/ddd/index.irev

all the links to resources are local and use either root relative ("/...") or relative ("../../") links.
The only outside resource is to Google analytics, and this is called with https.

The appears as fully secure and shows a full lock in Firefox and Safari. But IE 7 is still throwing up "insecure" when users access this page. In Firefox I can click on the lock and analyze every single resource and they all appear as secure.

How can we analyze the issue in IE? This happens often enough to be a nuisance I would like to be able to solve "universally" and also in the future have the know-how and tools to find out exactly what is triggering the insecure flag in IE.

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Asta Cu

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Sivakatirswami

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Namaskar, Asta: that second link is worth it's weight in gold. I don't think any one every solves Microsoft gremlins, we just have to keep chasing them. A least that blog entry give us a good map.

Sivakatirswami

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Not a real solution, but a very helpful link to a solution... which was good enough to close this question

Asta Cu

I am so pleased that it was of some value, and I agree.... these troubleshooting needs and wearing our detective hats just seems to be a forever thing.

Thank you, and best wishesl.

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