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This has only happened since I pasted the adsense code into my template
Hubes
Do you offer an SSL version of your ad code?
Although you may place the AdSense ad code on a page using Secure Socket Layers, we do not currently offer an https version of the AdSense ad code at this time. Therefore, you may see a message asking for confirmation to load all items on the page when placing the AdSense ad code on secure https pages.
If you don't want you or your visitors to see the non-secure errors, then you will need to change your site to work in HTTP instead of HTTPS at this time.
You'd think google would have this covered!
There MUST be a way to have this google script run even on secure pages WITHOUT asking on EVERY page if they want to display the secure and non-secure items.
Any help hugely appreciated
That's a very high CPU overhead on your server and doesn't scale well.
Google says:
[google.com...]
Your web pages are behind a login.At this time, pages that require a login can not be easily visited by our crawlers. Additionally, since these types of pages are not easily visited for approval and it is difficult for our AdSense specialists to verify that pages behind a log in follow Google AdSense policies, we are unable to offer support for these pages.
One way around the crawler and approval problem is to allow anything from Googles IP range immediate access.
The downside to that strategy is Google's translate and web accelerator both give non-Googlers access to your content.
It's a tradeoff, but HTTPS isn't doable no matter what.
Go on HTTP. Use a cookie with proper security in the development language of choice to display member specific content (User specific menus, user information, whatever). Now place your ads in the content that is viewable to non logged in users.
That's a very high CPU overhead on your server and doesn't scale well.Google says:
https://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?answer=
What happens if you use iframe to separate the https content from the non-https content such as ads? It might work but I doubt if the ads can still be contextual
What happens if you use iframe to separate the https content from the non-https content such as ads? It might work but I doubt if the ads can still be contextual
Don't think that will work. Browsers may still often popup warnings. The problem has nothing to do with google. It has everything to do with internet protocols and browser settings.
Go all http except for direct order page, or give up, unless some genius figures out a way to get around all the security protocals.
unless some genius figures out a way to get around all the security protocals.
A genius of evil :-)
Seriously, if you find a way to disable that, you found a bug in the broswer's security protocols, and it will get fixed sooner or later...
I put the adsense script in my template, but now on each page of my site it gives me that annoying pop-up.
what am I supposed to do?
I've done secure functions for web clients. In those instances, I only made the "checkout" page(s), where you enter monetary and personal info, a secure page. But the rest of the site was regular http.
Why does your entire site need to be secure?
