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If a wordpress' siteurl is set to http://foo.bar, the pretix-widget will not be properly display in the frontend only due to mixed content loading issues.
The fix is easy enough (unless the site owner is using wp_multisite) by going to /wp-admin/options-general.php and updating the siteurl to the proper https-version.
But I do still feel like there is something weird going on and we should have a look at this...
Everything else that is piped through the likes of wp_enqueue_script seems to properly detect that the script is running on an https-page; even when siteurl is set to http (such as wp-content/plugins/pretix-widget/assets/css/style.css) - it seems to only/mostly (?) affect the wp-content/uploads/pretix-widget/cache/randomhash.js...
cf. Z#23177854
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If a wordpress'
siteurl
is set tohttp://foo.bar
, the pretix-widget will not be properly display in the frontend only due to mixed content loading issues.The fix is easy enough (unless the site owner is using wp_multisite) by going to
/wp-admin/options-general.php
and updating thesiteurl
to the proper https-version.But I do still feel like there is something weird going on and we should have a look at this...
Everything else that is piped through the likes of
wp_enqueue_script
seems to properly detect that the script is running on an https-page; even whensiteurl
is set to http (such aswp-content/plugins/pretix-widget/assets/css/style.css
) - it seems to only/mostly (?) affect thewp-content/uploads/pretix-widget/cache/randomhash.js
...cf. Z#23177854
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: