Security Warning In EP

Hi,
I am encountering a strange problem,
In my portal when i try to navigate to some iviews , It shows a warning message that "This page contains both Secure and nonsecure item Do u want to Display the Nonsecure items ? ".
It should also be noticed that the Nonsecure Site Warning Options in Internet Explorer "Tools ->Internet Options ->Advanced->Warn if changing between secure & Nonsecure Mode" is set as False.
Please help me to solve this problem.

Was this error coming from starting or it started recently.
Does you iView contain any image etc from external URL which is http ?
We had similar problem in SP14 and SAP provided a fix in one of the portal .js file. May be you can open an OSS with SAP itself.
Regards,
Piyush
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