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LeslieDeeAsked on July 25, 2016 at 12:56 PM
I received an alert from a customer who submitted this form: https://form.jotform.com/61035144538148 saying that he got a "non-secure" alert from Chrome when he clicked submit.
I was able to recreate the same alert in a private window:
It looks as though the thank you page URL is what is showing as non-secure, and Chrome doesn't even enable the visitor to override and go to the page anyway. I don't know why this is since the external page URL have embedded in the Thank You preferences for all my forms have the https:// prefix the pages on my site are definitely secure.
Can you please look into this? I am concerned we may lose business as a result of this issue.
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David JotForm SupportReplied on July 25, 2016 at 1:16 PM
As far as I can tell, your page does not have an SSL certificate. When you attempt to load your page from an https:// link, the security error shows that you do not have a current SSL certificate. This is true when loading your thank you page.
For example, if you load your page from this URL, you will get the same error:
https://colorservicesllc.com/film-processing-order-form
However, if you load it from the non-https link, you will not:
http://colorservicesllc.com/film-processing-order-form
This is the same for your thank you page. Change the URL from https to http and the error should no longer be present.