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Invalid URL after trying to validate a certificate issue

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jjohn1
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I got this message:

"The certificate helps Firefox determine whether the site you're visiting is actually the site that it claims to be. If there is a problem with the certificate, you will see the This Connection Is Untrusted alert page......" 

I tried to go through the steps to make sure it was fine.  Apparently I clicked the wrong button because now I get an invalid URL message EVERYtime.  I need to be able to access this site daily.  Can anyone help me?
I got this message: "The certificate helps Firefox determine whether the site you're visiting is actually the site that it claims to be. If there is a problem with the certificate, you will see the This Connection Is Untrusted alert page......" I tried to go through the steps to make sure it was fine. Apparently I clicked the wrong button because now I get an invalid URL message EVERYtime. I need to be able to access this site daily. Can anyone help me?

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cor-el
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If you have a problem with the intermediate Go Daddy certificate then visit this link to make Firefox store that certificate. You do not need to install any certificates from this page. A visit is sufficient to make Firefox store the missing certificate that isn't send by the ps.meridianschools.org site