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  • #68057
     bit2bit
    Participant

    Hi!

    (Since this is my first topic on this forum – this is the best wp/bp theme I have ever used. Just amazing. Congratulations.)

    My community site is configured to run entirely over https. I had no mixed-content warnings so far. After uploading a Profile cover and examining the mixed-content-warning on the profile page, I have found this definition which causes that:

    body.buddypress.bp-default-cover div#item-header{background-image:url("<strong>http</strong>://mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Lighthouse.jpg");background-repeat:no-repeat;background-size:cover;background-position:center center;}

    Is there a way to change the absolute media-url to a relative one for this definition, or any other suggestion how to solve this?

    Thank you!

    #68144
     Laura
    Moderator

    Hello, will assign the ticket to a higher support lever who can help and advise you in your query.
    Thanks! 🙂

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    #69191
     Andrei
    Moderator

    Can you please provide us a link to a profile page from your site ?
    Looking forward.
    Cheers

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    #69237
     bit2bit
    Participant
    #69276
     Andrei
    Moderator

    The cover photo seems to load correctly, with https, the only http resources I see are some photos from the rtMedia widget, can you please deactivate that widget for the moment and see if it resolves the issue ?

    Cheers

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    #69287
     bit2bit
    Participant

    Dear Andrei!

    Thank you very much for your help. After all it looks like rtMedia causes the Mixed Content Warning an it is actually really strange, because Media uploaded as an activity-update in the stream are always served via http:// (with warning) and media uploaded directly in the BP-Profile are served correctly via https:// …

    But I would like to bring your attention to a different issue I’m having with BP Profile Cover – while I can assign default bp-profile and group covers via Backend/BP/rtMedia, – it does not work to upload or change the cover via frontend. I have tried many times with different user and different browser (desktop chrome, firefox, IE; mobile chrome and safari) – it lets me to choose the file, but after saving nothing happens, except for the message, that the cover was uploaded / change successfully.

    Please try, I have created an admin-user just for you (please use it carefully):

    Username: Kleo
    Pwd: test.2015.temp
    Role: admin

    Thank you for your time.

    Greetings from Vienna,
    Martin

    #69290
     Andrei
    Moderator

    I see you have some caching plugin activated, this might cause the changes not to take effect immediately and unfortunately there isn’t any workaround for this case.

    Cheers

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    #69293
     bit2bit
    Participant

    Hi Andrei!

    I have already tried that, I have disabled the Redis-Cache completely, purged the entire site-cache and browser-cache, disabled the default cover as well and tried uploading a cover – nothing changed. The strange thing about it is, that none of the pictures I have tried over my very extensive testing did ever appear in the wordpress-media-overview (mediathek), so it looks like it does not upload the image at all.

    I was already wondering, if there is any special upload directory / upload directory setting, that is missing … ?

    What do you think?

    Kind Regards!

    #69297
     bit2bit
    Participant

    Btw, when you look at it in the Firefox or Chrome Console, you’ll see, that the only action triggered by the save-button is “Empty string passed on to getElementById().

    Cheers

    #69305
     Andrei
    Moderator

    I see that the file doesn’t get uploaded, please give a look at server side logs, maybe you can find any errors related to this issue.

    The save button isn’t triggered with javascript and I couldn’t see the error you specified.
    Also the files are uploaded to the default wp uploads directory but they aren’t registered as media attachments.

    Let me know if you can find any more clues to help us solve your issue.
    Cheers

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