Do you have an SSL version?

It messes up my SSL too :( makes me look less trusted

Yes this would be very useful, would enable us to add the toolbar to our client area.

Like Frank was saying here is a sample google code for detecting SSL

[code]< script type="text/javascript">
var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www.");
document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E"));[/code]

had to make a space beetwen < and script to get it to show here.

mknjhill ... I've been wondering about that. Would it be a quick fix just to provide a javascript that hides the Wibiya toolbar code if the page is secured by HTTPS?

This would be much easier and faster than providing a secure version of the code and would allow us to implement it immediately.

I've been fooling around with it trying to write a javascript to make that work, but my very limited abilities have not resulted in success.

umm well i'm not exactly sure how to go about it but yeah that could be possible, i dont know much about javascript i think i might be able to come up with a php code.
try something like:

if (!$_SERVER['HTTP']) {
include ('toolbar.php');
}

and if its https it shouldnt load it (obviously the wibia code would be in toolbar.php)

edit:
Ok so i have been playing with it and i have WORKING code to disable the toolbar if httpS is on and display it if it's not.

code:

if($_SERVER['HTTPS'] != "on"){
include("toolbar.php");
} else {
echo '<center>Sorry no Toolbar in Secure mode.</center>';
}

This is wrote in php so must be put into a php page.

mkjhill,

Which php file would this go into?

I put that code into my footer.php (so it shows on all pages)

and the line of javascript goes in the toolbar.php file that is being included.