Hello,
i noticed one problem with the page http://www.extremeaddict.ro using the HTTPS certificate.
Only on the homepage, where i have the Video playlist added i receive the following message “your connection to this site is not private, but someone on the network might be able to change the look of the page.”
I noticed that this message is from the youtube images used in the Video playlist block. The link are similar with this one: http://img.youtube.com/vi/eS8uanVc6k8/default.jpg
How can i solve this problem and remove the ugly message about the site not being secure?
The images are available on same link but with https://
I have the latest versions of theme v 7.5 and WordPress 4.7
Thank you!
Hi,
This issue is related to the youtube playlist.
If you want you can send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide wp-admin access so we can make some investigations and provide you an answer. Also paste a link to this topic so we can identify you.
Thanks!
the first image in list is using https the rest are with http only
i think that this is the place where we have to change the link to youtube. (\Newspaper\includes\wp_booster\td_video_playlist_render.php)
//get thumb
$playlist_structure_thumb = ”;
if(!empty($video_data[‘thumb’])){
$playlist_structure_thumb = ‘<div class=”td_video_thumb”>‘;
//$video_data_propeties .= ‘thumb:”‘ . $video_data[‘thumb’] . ‘”,’;
}
Thank you for you help,
i’m not comfortable to give wp-admin access, is there any other way to solve this?
Regards
Well we do not seem to be getting the error on our end so that is why we asked for access to your site as we cannot recreate the issue. If you are not comfortable with providing wp-admin to your main site, then create a testing platform on a sub-domain and test the playlist again there checking if the error is still present. If it is, you can provide wp-admin to the testing platform so we do not run any tests on your live site.
Thank you!
You can see same problem on my site https://www.ghiduldrumetului.ro.
On page source are http links to youtube.com instead of https.
example:
<img alt="" src="http://img.youtube.com/vi/77CmYriZBkg/default.jpg" />
Violated Directive img-src https: data:
Hi,
Now I see what you men, I thought the big thumb is the one in question but it’s actually the small thumbs.
The big thumb seems to be grabbed using htpps: http://screencast.com/t/q2W65fyHxQMK
Our theme uses this WP function: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_ssl/ so if ssl is detected, the theme will switch to https including the thumbs. What I think about is maybe the element was created before you moved to https and the http was detected first. One solution to this is to simply delete the element and create it again now that you have https running.
Let us know if the issue is still there and if the problem persists I will pass it on to the development team and have them run some tests at a development level and come up with a possible fix.
Thank you!
Hi,
i noticed that the new video added to the list is using https, the rest of them are using http. I deleted the element, removed all the videos in a different order still the problem remains.
If if add only new videos the error is not showing. Looks like there is a cache somewhere, i don’t have any plugin installed for this, I cleared the browser cache.
Hi,
Please also check the host as it seems there are more and more cases in which the host provides caching to their customers. You might want to check withe them as well.
Thank you!
I deleted the old movies, if i add new ones all is fine.
This fix is ok for me.
Regards
Glad it worked out!
Have a nice day!
I fixed this issue already. You can go to the “wp_postmeta” table and find the record that has “meta_key -> td_playlist_video” and change the value in the “meta_value” field. That’s worked for me
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