Server Migration - Browser-Specific Display Issues

[Live Free]

I'm currently most of the way through my server migration. Looking and fixing errors before turning the board back on.

Right now I'm having an issue where in Firefox (primary browser) 1) the www version of the site is broken (see attached image) and 2) the non-www version is missing all of the images.



However, in Safari everything is functional. www and non-www version work and images display fine.



(Prior to my move I did www redirect via .htaccess and need to keep that implimented.)

Any idea whats going on?

I'm also having some SSL issues, do I need to issue a new certificate on the host, or is there a way to migrate the SSL cerificate?

Thanks for any guidance guys.

EDIT: Chrome displays correctly and I have tried clearing my cache/cookies.

 

[Live Free]

It appears it was related to the SSL.

I copied it from the old server following a guide and it fixed the display issue on firefox.

The site currently displays fine on all three browsers.

However, Google Chrome says the connection is not secure, though it says the certificate is valid. The site is writing forums dot org. Not sure why I'm getting the warning in chrome.

 

[djbaxter]

It appears it was related to the SSL.

I copied it from the old server following a guide and it fixed the display issue on firefox.

The site currently displays fine on all three browsers.

However, Google Chrome says the connection is not secure, though it says the certificate is valid. The site is writing forums dot org. Not sure why I'm getting the warning in chrome.

1. Possibly mixed http: and https: elements (links or images)?

These sites will check for mixed content on your site and tell you where it is:

SSL-check

This tool recursively crawls your HTTPS website and finds unsecure content (scripts and images)

www.jitbit.com

GitHub - bramus/mixed-content-scan: Scan your HTTPS-enabled website for Mixed Content

Scan your HTTPS-enabled website for Mixed Content. Contribute to bramus/mixed-content-scan development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

HTTPS Checker | Migrate to HTTPS & Fix Mixed Content.

Identify HTTPS Mixed Content Issues In Real-Time. Check your website content for common SSL/HTTPS warnings and issues, to keep data private, unmodified and trusted by visitors.

httpschecker.net

Why No Padlock?

Why No Padlock? - Why is my SSL web page insecure? Find the culprit!

www.whynopadlock.com

2. Also check that you have enabled board URL canonicalization:

• AdminCP >> Setup >> Options >> Basic options >> Board UR
• Make sure that Enable board URL canonicalization is checked

 

[Paul B]

It shows as secure in Chrome for me.