Does :/ or :// not work in the code? much it be ?
the reason I ask is when looking around many posts about moving platforms to SSL makes life much easier if you make
You know, those ones that start with //, like this:
<img src="//example.com/image.jpg" alt="image">Those are your friend. They will load that resource with whatever protocol the current page is. And links that are just relative to begin with will be fine, like:
<img src="/images/image.jpg" alt="image">
Not sure if any of this information would help in fixing the SSL problem via OxWall.
Kenneth, the issue with the ssl/mixed content has been fixed in 1.8.2It is only related to the thumbnails, the videos etc all use https no problem. However the thumbnails are grabbed from youtube as http. So the code needed to be edited so when links on newsfeeds or embed codes on videos were used it would grab the https version of the photos.
What is the exact issue you have with the video?
Does the issue occur with newly added video?Yes, until I fix it by changing all the code to
Once the plug-in is updated of course it resets all the code back to and it needs to be edited again.
Kenneth, this issue is on our roadmap it will be fixed asap.Alright thanks, please don't think i'm being pushy or mean. Just wanted to know if it was known and if things were being done about it. Can't expect OxWall to do everything without support.
Does the issue occur with newly added video?Yes, until I fix it by changing all the code to
Once the plug-in is updated of course it resets all the code back to and it needs to be edited again.
How did you change the code so that youtube fetches only HTTPS thumbnails?
If anyone is still struggling with Mixed Content issues even after trying all the possible solutions provided on the Oxwall Forum, try this:
Why not just add this to your page settings "Custom Head Code" --> Go to Admin Dashboard --> Settings --> Page Settings --> Add this meta tag to your "Custom Head Code" section:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="upgrade-insecure-requests">
For a deeper understanding, please refer to the following: https://developers.google.com/...fixing-mixed-content
