Lansweper under HTTPS URL - IE mixed content prompt

[joegasper]

When running Lansweeper under an HTTPS/SSL site, there are a pages that will prompt with the warning that there is mixed/unsecured content. For example, two pages are when viewing a PC, the Configuration (and sub items) and Software. I've tried placing my site in the Trusted Zone where display mixed content is enabled, but that doesn't get rid of the prompt. If I enable display mixed content in the Internet Zone, then the prompt goes away. I've tried this under IE8 (win7) and IE7 (XP), both have the same issue. I've looked at the raw html with wfetch, but don't see anything that looks like it would cause the issue (src="http://not.my.site...). My web server is IIS6 and I don't have any extra handlers installed (for like analytics).

I've tried to check everywhere. The locations where the mixed prompting occurs is:

Viewing a specific PC:
Configuration and all sub categories
Software
Eventlog
Product Keys
Software overview - when viewing the listing for a specific software item.
Department overview - when viewing the listing for a specific department.
User OU overview - when viewing the listing for a specific OU.
Computer OU overview - when viewing the listing for a specific OU.
Computer Model overview - when viewing the listing for a specific model.
Non-active computers.
Computer scanning errors.
Device scanning errors.

[joegasper]

Agreed, I can't find anywhere there is something pointing off my server. A script calling a remote file? I have other apps using jquery or local js files without prompting. You are doing some browser sniffing I think?

I get this code when using Firefox (but not IE of course).
<embed type="application/lansweeper-shellexec-plugin" pluginspage="http://www.lansweeper.com/firefox/nplansweepershellexec.xpi" width="0" height="0" hidden="true">

May be something going on there.

[Hemoco]

joegasper wrote:

<embed type="application/lansweeper-shellexec-plugin" pluginspage="http://www.lansweeper.com/firefox/nplansweepershellexec.xpi" width="0" height="0" hidden="true">

This code isn't implemented in most of the pages you mentioned.

[Hemoco]

I see that they all load

<script src="scripts/sorttable.js"></script>

but at a first look this doesn't link to any outside content.