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[SOLVED] credit card icons are hard-coded for HTTP?

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8 years 9 months ago - 8 years 9 months ago #277000 by ThePiston
Chrome is now removing all formatting of a page if there is a non-HTTPS element on a secure URL it seems. When my users click to reactivate an expired subscription, the template is lost on the next page. I checked the URL are and there's a place to enable non-secure elements. The site looked normal after I clicked that. I checked the code and the credit card icons are all coded HTTP on the HTTPS page:


CB 2.3, CBsubs 4.3, PHP 7.1, J! 3.9.X
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8 years 9 months ago #277642 by ThePiston
Replied by ThePiston on topic [bug] credit card icons are hard-coded for HTTP
this was caused by an expired SSL cert. Some software (mod_security?) was forcing HTTP. So, not a CBsubs issue at all.

CB 2.3, CBsubs 4.3, PHP 7.1, J! 3.9.X
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