Could you confirm me that your blog is at https://amigogeek.net
I assumed that the problem come from the tabulation “More plugins” where all my plugin is displayed.
Nevertheless I do not understand why the URL of the image is http://gs1.wac.v2cdn.net/extend/plugins/spam-captcha/screenshot-4.png?r=0.
It should be http://s.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/spam-captcha/screenshot-4.png?r=0.
I propose to modify this tab to change http://s.wordpress.org/ into https://s.wordpress.org/ when the connection is secure
Yes, AmigoGeek is my blog. And actually, https://s.wordpress.org gives a warning because the cert is for the domain gp1.wac.edgecastcdn.net only.
… hum you are definitely right …
But it is not on my side and I am not sure to be able to do something for that.
The only thing that I may propose is to propose an option to block the downloading of the images from http://s.wordpress.org
I’ve changed the file otherplugins_xxxxxx.data located at /core/data/ and now the SSL is no more broken. But still, the plugin page shows like this http://d.pr/i/vQn4+ and I can’t edit the two entries listed in the picture.
hum … is it like that since you modified the file otherplugins_xxxxxx.data ? (with https://s.wordpress.org I suppose ?)
No, see in the first message. Since then I couldn’t edit anything anyway. Now I just kind of worked around the SSL problem, but the edit part is still broken.
By the way, the SSL “fix” is:
– Change every mention to http://s.wordpress.org -> https://gp1.wac.edgecastcdn.net. The downside is that the Other Plugins list is blank as if I’ve alread installed them.
You must have a JS and a CSS issue then. May I have an access to your admin panel to debug the JS and the CSS ?
you have it in the header of the plugin file or you have the feedback tab -> I will resend you an email back
The problem is now solved.
Solution: the frontend theme had some function to remove script versions and anything after a “?”.
Thank you Sed Lex for the support 🙂
