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Support for SSL? #112
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Hi, SSL should not have any effect on SLB's ability to display an item in the lightbox. However, the image links on the page you provided appear to change based on the protocol page is being loaded by (HTTP or HTTPS). This change may be occurring after SLB has a chance to activate links on the page which could explain why certain images are not loaded in the lightbox. Two questions:
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I'm using the plugin Wordpress HTTPS v3.3.6 if I visit http://www.miamidadelostpets.com the pictures all have http links and dont work. P.S. happy holidays, I wasn't expecting a response so quickly. |
disabling Wordpress HTTPS v3.3.6 make simple wordpress work again via both http and https. any suggestions for an alternative to force https for specific pages that would also work with simple lightbox? |
Hi, thanks for the update. I am currently looking into this and will let you know what I find. |
I can confirm the above referenced issue. I am also using HTTPS 3.3.6 to more completely protect my company intranet page. Whenever enabled, the light box functionality is not consistently working. I have not figured out, what triggers the picture not to come up in a lightbox. Sometimes it works, sometimes not... |
Have you discovered any workaround for this? |
For all most recent posts (since installation of the HTTPS plugin) it seems to work now...?!? So, I put it aside. Have not spend time to figure out why older posts don't work... |
Interesting. I have activated HTTPS and updated the site URL to https, but it will still not work on any posts (using the latest beta). |
Frustrating, I know....:-( On Sun, Oct 19, 2014 at 11:41 PM, Henning Kollenbroich <
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How is it going whit this? I have recently switch my site (https://www.myabdllife.com/) over to SSL and now simple lightbox not works any more. |
Hello - I have just finished developing a website which makes extensive use of SLB and the Video Haddon. We installed the SSL and poof - that was the end of SLB. It works on non SSL but not on SSL - a major blow as this is a very prominent brand website, with hours of work which now has to be redone. Is there a workaround available please? |
@EdwardN1 please provide a link to a page that exhibits the issue you are experiencing and I would be glad to take a closer look. |
Thank you for the quick response, at this point the site is in development, close to release, so I am not allow to link to it in a public forum unfortunately - I written something based on magnetic popup as a stop gap, as the client has become very time sensitive. I will try had replicate the issue elsewhere, as a demo at some point if I get a spare moment! |
How is it going whit this? |
I guess this still isn't resolved? https://relcontrols.ca/products/controllers/proweb-series/41-mach-prowebcom |
Hi @Keelan, it appears that cURL is not properly configured/enabled for your site. Please see SLB's minimum requirements for more details on cURL support. Also, your theme appears to have some JavaScript code that is causing an error. This error is stopping all other JS code (including SLB's) from running. This will also need to be resolved before SLB can function normally. |
Yes after i submitted this n I discovered it seems my theme update has The curl thing is odd though because this did work before. I'll look into it and report back. Thanks.
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I'm having the same issue. Can't make it work with HTTPS. |
Hello, I think the problem here is not related to Simple Lightbox plugin. Using SSL/TLS requires a certificate installed on the web server. However, for some performance reasons, some host providers may choose to install the certificate on a load balancer. This affect cURL which cannot not perform local requests using HTTPS since there is no certificate on the server itself. @Artuvazro: I just looked at your provider and you use OVH (me too !) which is affected by this problem. However, OVH uses a port forwarding on there Web servers for SSL/TLS. So you can perform a local request using http://localizacomopuedas.es:443/?p=770 (use http and specify the port 443). Consequently, I think you need to change all https IMG URL to HTTP with 443 specified in cURL (a patch to the Simple Lightbox plugin could be developed). Since I have the same problem, I guess I will work on it when I have time. |
@EoleDevel Yes, I could do that, but if all the content is not in https then you don't get the green lock, or am I wrong? |
I'm talking about local requests (web server to web server). Clients are not aware of this stuff so it doesn't affect the green lock. |
I had same problem. Using SSL/TLS requires a certificate installed on the web server. If you certificate is not properly installed you could simply add this line in your functions.php
This potencial problem could be avoided if plugin use file_get_contents instead to wp_safe_remote_get to read template file (simple-lightbox/includes/class.base_object.php) |
Alternatively, change line 254 of
I found that I needed to do this in my local installation ( Windows server) where I have SSL enabled, |
Wordpress 3.8
website: www.miamidadelostpets.com
I had simple lightbox plugin working on my page but recently I added and SSL certificate to my site.
under Settings > General in wordpress I have changed both wordpress address and site address from http to https
Now simple lightbox is not working on the main page. I'm guessing that this is because its looking for https on the main page but links are going to http. Would be great if it could be updated to work with both.
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