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Why Firefox warns about partially encrypted content while other browsers dont

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I have a page test1.php which has a form that send data using POST to itself and then redirects to test2.php via HTTPS where FireFox shows a lock with red exclamation mark. If I press F5 after this I will get the page without any warnings and signed by SSL certificate. Any other browsers including Chrome, Opera, IE dont show any warnings and show the page as trustly encrypted. I found that there are no media resources loaded via HTTP (I used Media tab and Firebug and HttpFox). This case is only happen when JS enabled! But, again, I cant see any requests via HTTP - only HTTPS. So what it may be?

I have a page test1.php which has a form that send data using POST to itself and then redirects to test2.php via HTTPS where FireFox shows a lock with red exclamation mark. If I press F5 after this I will get the page without any warnings and signed by SSL certificate. Any other browsers including Chrome, Opera, IE dont show any warnings and show the page as trustly encrypted. I found that there are no media resources loaded via HTTP (I used Media tab and Firebug and HttpFox). This case is only happen when JS enabled! But, again, I cant see any requests via HTTP - only HTTPS. So what it may be?

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the-edmeister
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Try posting at the Web Development / Standards Evangelism forum at MozillaZine. The helpers over there are more knowledgeable about web page development issues with Firefox.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=25
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