Re: [WebDNA] Mixed Content
2009
It keeps the original formatting.
interpreted = N
texte = You could get a batch file to write all images to your server once in a while [text]host=farm1.static.flickr.com[/text][text]path_to_jpg=/ 191/445394673_a9b3a4302a.jpg[/text][tcpconnect host=[host]] [writefile file=test.jpg][tcpsend skipheader=T]GET /[path_to_jpg] HTTP/ 1.0[unurl]%0D%0A[/unurl][!] [/!]Host: [host][unurl]%0D%0A%0D%0A[/unurl][!] [/!][/tcpsend][/writefile] [/tcpconnect] Then serve images locally. Or use the above to write images sporadically when users see images ie call your image like so:
then, in your image folder, create an error.txt file that has the above webdna code in it (probably best to wrap it in a [hideif [fileinfo [path_to_image]][exists][/fileinfo]=T]) You could the stick a waitforfile around all of above and finish off with a redirect to the new image, or a returnraw to include image, what ever you fancy. However, by far the best option would be to get your provider to get an SSL certificate and just stick https in front of image paths on that page... When google analytics weren't offering the SSL solution, I just stuck an s on the end of their http and it worked like a charm. Obviously I checked before deploying to live server, but it's worth a shot in the first instance... Good luck TC > I have a database of products and another database of URLs to > product images. The product images are provided by a third party > and only accessable via the url link they provide. (http://www.provider.com/sample.jpg > ) > > I am able to cross reference the two and get these product images to > display fine with my products database in standard non-secure > webpages (http). The problem is some portions of my website are > delivered via https and in these cases the user gets a warning > message that the webpage contains non-secure content (the product > images that are loaded from the third party server via http). The > images that are provided by the third party are not accessable via > https. > > Does anyone have any suggestion for fixing this so the message does > not appear or a way of perhaps retrieving the image first and saving > it to the local server. There are usually 50 products displayed at > a time, so I would really like for the solution to not slow things > down if possible. > > Thanks, > Mark > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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then, in your image folder, create an error.txt file that has the above webdna code in it (probably best to wrap it in a [hideif [fileinfo [path_to_image]][exists][/fileinfo]=T]) You could the stick a waitforfile around all of above and finish off with a redirect to the new image, or a returnraw to include image, what ever you fancy. However, by far the best option would be to get your provider to get an SSL certificate and just stick https in front of image paths on that page... When google analytics weren't offering the SSL solution, I just stuck an s on the end of their http and it worked like a charm. Obviously I checked before deploying to live server, but it's worth a shot in the first instance... Good luck TC > I have a database of products and another database of URLs to > product images. The product images are provided by a third party > and only accessable via the url link they provide. (http://www.provider.com/sample.jpg > ) > > I am able to cross reference the two and get these product images to > display fine with my products database in standard non-secure > webpages (http). The problem is some portions of my website are > delivered via https and in these cases the user gets a warning > message that the webpage contains non-secure content (the product > images that are loaded from the third party server via http). The > images that are provided by the third party are not accessable via > https. > > Does anyone have any suggestion for fixing this so the message does > not appear or a way of perhaps retrieving the image first and saving > it to the local server. There are usually 50 products displayed at > a time, so I would really like for the solution to not slow things > down if possible. > > Thanks, > Mark > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list DOWNLOAD WEBDNA NOW!
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