Hello Oliver,
Let me start out by saying thank you for your help. I appreciate it very much. I wasn't expecting such a quick response. Also...thank you for writing such a wonderful plug-in.
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The issue is about the "Padlock" image (ssl certificate). Without the "Padlock" this page works and looks fine. but...
Goal: When a person is going to fill in the form they would like to see the "Padlock" to have some sense of security on this site.
In my tests:
If internet explorer 7 is used to visit: https://www.gruntpc.com/?page_id=41
I get a prompt window asking: This page contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the nonsecure items. Yes or No.
If NO is clicked the "Padlock" is displayed in the browser (that's desired). The insecure content is stripped out. That is where the problem starts. The layout looks terrible probably due to the image from http://gruntpc.com/wp-content/plugins/cforms/images/dark_open_XL_submit.jpg not being displayed. Maybe there is more to this issue such as missing css...? Not sure. I found out about the image coming from a http link only by accessing that information through FireFox. I double clicked on the firefox padlock with the exclamation point. Then clicked the Media icon. The Page Info window then showed the link in http form and not https. Not sure what setting needs to be changed in order to get it to read from https.
If YES is clicked the "Padlock" is NOT displayed. CSS is working, Images are there. The form works perfect. But... with no "Padlock" people are less likely to enter the form information. (Any ideas?)
-David
PS: I did as instructed on the js/cforms.js file, and changed to: var sajax_uri = 'https://www.gruntpc.com/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php';