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Errors with TXP and images/files over https
I am grateful for my ISP running my TXP sites on https connections now,
however images and files pulled from the database still lead to errors in modern browsers, when they get transferred over an http- instead of https-connection.
How could that be solved?
Thank you for any insight!
Last edited by jayrope (2017-11-22 00:32:32)
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Re: Errors with TXP and images/files over https
Have you saved image tags (<img />) inside articles, forms or pages? All of them should be manually updated
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Re: Errors with TXP and images/files over https
My browsser (FF) said:
This website does not supply ownership information.
Connection is not secure
(Parts of this page is not secure (such as images)
Try to remove all https and replace them by /images/ instead without any protocol.
Last edited by Pat64 (2017-12-20 08:51:26)
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Re: Errors with TXP and images/files over https
Sorry to be replying late:
Kuopassa, yes, i am using txp:image tags in articles. In fact, when i open a particular image separately it uses an https connection. I believe some of the inconsistencies could come from older embed codes pointing to video or audio players elsewhere. I’ll check.
Pat64, i didn’t use any direct links to images, just the ones, that TXP (4.6.2) generates automatically from txp:image tags. They seem working.
Thanx guys. I’ll report back.
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Re: Errors with TXP and images/files over https
It might not be images that are the problem. I use a plugin for Chrome called SSL checker to pinpoint problems.
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Re: Errors with TXP and images/files over https
jrmartin, good idea, thanx for that!
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