I have a web site mostly access through regular HTTP and a login page running over a secure connection (HTTPS) for obvious security reasons (nobody likes to their multi-purpose duplicate passwords running in plain text over the internet :-).
This setup works fine, but I get this annoying popup in IE:
Do you want to access only the secured content on this page?
This web page contains content which will not be acessed using a secure HTTPS connection. This presents a security risk for the entire web page.
Yes / No / More information
(Caveat: this is my own translation from French, so the actual wording my be different in English).
The thing is, this page is not even accessing any JavaScript resources or anything. The only resources it's accessing are the CSS stylesheet and a PNG logo.
There is no apparent "don't ask me again" option. How do I disable this warning (preferably only for this web page) or prevent it from appearing?
Acceptable solutions include modifying the web page itself or local settings in the browser. I don't normally use IE, but I still find this annoying while testing.
Note: I know the obvious solution is to serve the static content over HTTPS, but I'd prefer not having to do that.