I am just asking for suggestions, and I cannot post the code because it's huge.
We created a Payment webform where a visitor enters their credit card info, and we process it and send it to the payment processor.
We are trying to make this page completely secure (with the HTTPS). In Chrome, when we go from an unsecured to Payment, the page correctly remains secure. This can be seen by looking at the green lock in the address bar.
In IE and Firefox it's not that easy. With IE, I receive the security warning stating that "This webpage contains content that will not be delivered using a secure HTTPS...". In Firefox, when I am redirected from HTTP to HTTPS, I see the secure blue rectangle on the left for a split-second, and then it disappears even before Payment begins loading.
My guess is that there's something unsecure in Payment.aspx that does not allow these two browsers to display their "security" label.
How can I indentify what this is? And h ...
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