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load external resources with the same protocol as the page itself. #5

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Currently, the javascript on the website is not working because jquery is loaded over http:// while the page itself is loaded over https://. That doesn't work on modern browsers anymore.

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ginge commented Jul 17, 2017

Thanks!
I see you removed the http entirely. Is that fully supported?

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hellerbarde commented Jul 18, 2017 via email

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actually, it seems that the consensus is to switch from protocol relative URLs to https-always. So maybe you want to amend the pull request before merging, or deny it and make the change yourself :)

Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28446314/why-use-protocol-relative-urls-at-all

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ginge commented Jul 18, 2017

interesting. I'm learning a lot here. From reading a couple more pages, you're right I should change to https. Appreciate it either way, thanks!

Changed URLs to the full https see discussion and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28446314/why-use-protocol-relative-urls-at-all
Appreciate the submission!
@ginge ginge merged commit 07255d5 into ginge:master Jul 18, 2017
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