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I am getting IE9 “only display secure content” warning on my page. It calls a large number of frames etc that I did not write so I am looking for way to get IE9 to show me what it considers the insecure (http) page that being asked to be loaded. Is there a way to this? I also have access to IE7 & 8. I don’t generally have any other tools on the machines with IE because they are just short term VMs, running MS’s testing builds of IE7,8,9.
Open Fiddler, then click Allow in the warning.
Fiddler will show you all of the non-SSL requests.
You can also just look in Firebug’s Net tab.