Hi at all!
If ChronoForums is operated on an https page, pictures are nevertheless integrated via http://. This leads to mixed content & an error in chrome / blocking of the image. Can this be avoided somehow?
If ChronoForums is operated on an https page, pictures are nevertheless integrated via http://. This leads to mixed content & an error in chrome / blocking of the image. Can this be avoided somehow?
I will check how to force https for images, but you can force all your site links to be in https using a .htaccess rule
There's also a setting in Joomla to tell everything to use HTTPS not sure if that would work for that as well. If not .htaccess all the way
Hi Max & healyhatman
I've tried now multiple options.
I have enabled "Enforce https" option on my hosting panel --> no changing
I have added the following rules to .htaccess (joomla root dir)
nothing changed....
One thing i've noticed:
Even if logged in users and guests has the same "bug" that the images are not loaded via https if you are logged in the images are visible...
any more suggestions regarding this issue?
I've tried now multiple options.
I have enabled "Enforce https" option on my hosting panel --> no changing
I have added the following rules to .htaccess (joomla root dir)
I have enabled the Force https option in Joomla!
# Rewrite for force https for images
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]
nothing changed....
One thing i've noticed:
Even if logged in users and guests has the same "bug" that the images are not loaded via https if you are logged in the images are visible...
any more suggestions regarding this issue?
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