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I just wrote a webpage with 2 ftp links that requires password.in normal way it works, but for security reasons i want this page to be served in https.
now it's running on https but the ftp links don't appear. i mean, if i try changing background color or write something it works, but "<A href=..." it just is not working anymore, like there is no this code in the index file.
Any idea?
This will have nothing ti do with https at all, it couldn't do. Maunder you should show us the provided page from the browser for the two different scenarios and the original source. Https couldn't care less about the html it serves.
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