Can someone explain what I should do in this case? I’ve just tried logging into the backend of a site I haven’t gone into in ages, using PulseCMS, but at the password page there is a message saying ‘this connection is not secure. Logins entered here can be compromised’.
I’m a little worried that the the fix will be really complicated!
@jochenabitz They are not displaying it on my non HTTPS PulseCMS forms in Chrome, so I don’t think this is a HTTPS issue.
Edit: Doesn’t display the error on Firefox either.
@Gabrielle Have you contacted the developer of PulseCMS at Yuzool? That would be your first port of call. There are 1000’s of installations of PulseCMS and if HTTPS really was the issue, it would have been addressed. Also no point thinking “I’m a little worried that the the fix will be really complicated!” before you know what the issue is and contacting the developer.
Maybe this is a special setting inside the browser, maybe this is depending on the HTML markup of the website. But that the next browser generations (whatever that is in detail) are in general displaying that message when entering a password on non-ssl sites is AFAIK wrong.
My first suspicion is it’s because there is a login/password input on the page and some of the newer browsers are starting to give notices when a page is not https (secured)
I’m pretty sure that my Pulse is quite old, but when I set it up I was told to stick to the older version unless I needed to use the pulse front end design templates in which case I should then upgrade. But like I say that was a while ago.
Ah because of your posts I tried to login using Chrome and I don’t get the same message, it logs me in as usual with no problems. So what does that tell us?
Thanks for that link Jochen, there’s quite a lot of information to get my head around but I’ll look at this more carefully for sure. Thanks again everyone.