allows https or http version of jquery to load preventing it from being blocked on https admin pages #11
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Looks like I'll have to update some tests |
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Finishes merging PR zsiciarz#11 from Aleck Landgraf . The non-documentation fixes where included with the django 2.0 updates. Merge remote-tracking branch 'alecklandgraf/fix-non-https-jquery'
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By default the non-https version of jquery is downloaded. As
django-markitupis pulled in from a bunch of other Django apps, it's not always known what is broken in the admin page when a non-https sourceis blocked by the browser.Fixes this:
