Geotrust SSl Logo

[Hobbins Models]

I am trying to display the Geotrust dedicated SSL Logo on my pages using:-

<!-- GeoTrust QuickSSL [tm] Smart Icon tag. Do not edit. -->
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript" SRC="//smarticon.geotrust.com/si.js"></SCRIPT>
<!-- end GeoTrust Smart Icon tag -->

Every time I upload i get this message:-

Warning: The HTML templates specify source files (with "SRC=" commands) that reside in directories other than the acatalog directory on the web site. Actinic can not handle these files and they are being omitted from the list of files to upload.

No source files in the templates should have a path. Store them in the site specific directory locally, and they will be uploaded to the Actinic web directory.

How do i get the logo displayed?

Any Help would be greatly appreciated.

[Mike Hughes]

That's just a warning that actinic cannot upload files that it doesn't have access to.

Just ignore it and verything should be fine.

Mike

[jont]

Just ignore it and everything should be fine.

My favourite motto in life

[Hobbins Models]

Thanks for being so quick.

After taking your advice I uploaded and ignored the error.

The image is still not displayed, its seems as though Actinic removes the code

is there a way around this as a static image does not inspire confidence.

[jont]

Are you getting the infamous red cross image holder or just nothing at all? Is the URL correct for the Java code? It may need to read SRC="http://smarticon.geotrust.com/si.js"

[Hobbins Models]

Are you getting the infamous red cross image holder or just nothing at all? Is the URL correct for the Java code? It may need to read SRC="http://smarticon.geotrust.com/si.js"

If you look at my site www.hobbinsmodels.co.uk you can see below the "cart Details" box is a blank space, no red cross.

the code was taken directly from Geotrust so i PRESUME it is correct, perhaps i should never presume

I just ammended the code that should not be ammended to :-

SRC="http://smarticon.geotrust.com/si.js

No error and image displayed correctly

thank you very much for your help

Lesson Learned "never trust an ssl providor"