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All the examples of accessing google's CDN use in the URL (including on Google itself) - but this has caused a problem when testing in Safari (certificate problem and also different domain).

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script>

I have switched to calling it over http instead, but just wondering if this is a mistake or security issue?

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You should probably just use src="//ajax.googleapis.com/..." which is a good way to allow this to work in both http and https pages.

Serving http assets in a page served via https will raise warnings in most browsers, while serving https assets in http pages usually is okay but might be "slower" because of the cryptology overhead.

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You will see errors and warnings when you are including "unsecure" items on a secure page. (Vice versa) This is not a mistake or accident. It is for security reasons.

You should use the version because it's a safe static file and faster.

good luck

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