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Unfortunately, I can’t provide a usable test case, since my development servers are not publicly available, however, I’ve been getting a bug in IE, where any time I click the back button, I get an https:// security violation error on an image that I am serving up from my own server, correctly labeled as https://
It also kills any javascript from executing, which is odd behavior, as other https:// warning did not do this.
Could anyone point me in the right direction to address this?
Just to leave some documentation, the reason for this is that IE8 doesn’t like relative paths in css background-images.
I have no idea why this is, but if you use an absolute path including the https://, this will stop happening.