Security Popup - Get Rid of It

We've all seen the popup that appears whenever you edit any marketing content in an email or landing page editor. It adds an unnecessary click to your day as you allow it to display the non-secure content that you are editing.

The great thing is that there is a quick and simple setting you can use to get rid of it entirely.

Before I start, I should admit that I am borrowing this tip from the folks at Astadia, who came out with it in a Tip of the Week a few months back. However, it's too good not to repeat.

Simply go to the Tools->Internet Options menu in Internet Explorer, and choose the Security tab. For each of the "Internet", "Local Intranet" and "Trusted Sites" zones, go through the following process:

Select the zone

Click "Custom level..."

Scroll down to the setting for "Display mixed content"

Choose "Enable"

Click "OK"

That's all you need to do - but remember to do it for all the zones, and be sure to add https://secure.eloqua.com as one of your trusted sites.

You may need to close and restart Internet Explorer before the changes take effect, but once you do, you will no longer see the security popup when you edit content.

Experts in the Field - Astadia

Over the past 2 years we've put a lot of effort into developing our partner community, and as we approach our upcoming internation partner conference (next week - Jan 7-9th), it's a great time to highlight them. Each partner brings unique expertise to the table and some great experiences in marketing that make them valuable partners in your Eloqua journey. However, the thing I really enjoy highlighting is the contributions that each of them make to the community of knowledge around demand generation.

Astadia, a partner we've been working with for some time, has been a great example of this. They freely share their expertise with a long-running series of Tip-of-the-Week pointers that are well thought out and a great read. If you're an Eloqua user and looking to grow your expertise, I highly recommend signing up for their tips.


They are available as an RSS feed here:

http://tips.astadia.com/feeds/EloquaTipoftheWeek/subscribe


Or as a regular weekly email here:


http://tips.astadia.com/forms/EloquaTipsSubscribe




And whether you're an Astadia client or not, they would be glad to have you sign up.


Thanks to the folks at Astadia for putting these tips together. If there are other resources that anyone finds valuable and wants to suggest, please don't hesitate to add them to the comments. We all do better by sharing knowledge.