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mvied
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I already told you I’d fix it in the next version, lol. There’s this thing called time, I don’t have a lot of it. 🙂
You didn’t tell me that 🙁 But this issue is caused on the latest version…
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Apologies, I’ve told many people many things in the past couple of days. Either way, I’m aware of it and it will be fixed. 🙂
Hi Mike,
I had just updated the plugin to 3.0.2 and i noticed that the latest version fixes the HTTP error in media… but only thing is whenever i keep the plugin deactivated and the image in post that shows in HTTPS and the post is not in HTTPS it’s http (i’m only using SSL for admin area not full site) but when i activate it back then the https turns into http for image in post… I wanted to upload the image in http not https when the plugin is activated how should i do it?
thanks
Sulaiman
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Hey Sulaiman,
When you use the images, you should be able to change the URL’s to your front-end address. I’m not sure if there’s going to be an easy way to make it not do that. I’ll have to play around with the code.
Thanks,
Mike
You mean i need to change the front-end url to https? Since now i’m not using HTTPS for front-end i’m only using HTTPS on the Administrator area… Like the one on WordPress.com… let me example you clearly…
On the 2.0.4 is very similar to WordPress.com’s SSL you see on the media file that shows “File URL” you can see when you upload an image you will see it’s http (for the image) and the admin area is HTTPS…. Here are the differences from 2.0.4 and 3.0.2 plus compared with wordpress.com
This one http://f.cl.ly/items/271j2K3y1s3d2C3e270n/Voila_Capture87.png is from WordPress HTTPS 2.0.4
This one http://f.cl.ly/items/0E0O0I0031270Q3b1h3k/Screen%20Shot%202012-04-22%20at%201.05.44.png is the latest WordPress HTTPS 3.0.2
This one is WordPress.com http://f.cl.ly/items/3D0p2i3w421m3f002I3L/Screen%20Shot%202012-04-22%20at%201.05.29.png
I hope above links of images will be helpful for you to understand… I’ve look forward on your reply…
Thanks
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Hey Sulaiman,
No, when you reference the image in a post or something, use the HTTP Url. Even if a file does load over HTTPS, it doesn’t break anything. Try it out and if the images load over HTTPS on the front-end on non-HTTPS pages, I can easily make the plugin auto-correct that.
Thanks,
Mike
How could you make the auto-correct? like the one on 2.0.4 is better because the image loads as http on non-https pages… as i’m not using SSL on front-end due to using CDN so my CDN provider doesn’t offer SSL support for my package that’s why i had secured SSL for admin area to protect… Please let me know how could i fix the File URL? If you needed the login details please provide me the email address so i can send you one test version…
Thanks
Sulaiman.
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Hey Sulaiman,
Where and how are you using the files? Just because the URL is secure in the Media Library doesn’t mean that’s how you have to use it.
Thanks,
Mike
Hi Mike,
I’m using the wordpress default placed path but the images, css and scripts are served to the CDN… But i’m worried if the SSL expired i will lost all the images that are secured with HTTPS by the WordPress HTTPS plugin which changes the path to HTTPS on upload so it would be difficult to change all the url back to http…
Let me know if you could make me that changes so i can provide you the login detail for wordpress.
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Hey Sulaiman,
The path show in the Media Library isn’t important. The only reason it appears secure is because all the references to the current site are being filtered in the admin panel.
All of the images can still be used with their HTTP path. Just make sure that when you add images to pages that you make the paths HTTP. But, like I said, I can make the plugin do that if that’s all you’re asking for. That’s easy.
Thanks,
Mike
Alright sure… I’d ask for it 🙂 could you provide me the email then you can customise the plugin like the above mentioned one…
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Hey Sulaiman,
Overwrite your copy of WordPress HTTPS with this copy hosted on github. Let me know if you have any images on your public site that are still loading over HTTPS.
Thanks,
Mike
