media-tags css being blocked due to mixed content with secure admin

I run Media-Tags on my own admin are under SSL and have not seen any reported errors.

The inclusion of the media-tags css, mediatags_style_admin.css, is throwing a js error

And I’m not sure from your description. How can loading the CSS effect JS? Have you checked the HTML source? Is the URL for the media-tags assets being loaded as https:// or https://

Are you running any plugins that help enforce https://

Sorry, not a js error but an error in Firebug console. No plugins to enforce https, but configured on the server. Do you force admin access to SSL, or just login? We were having issues with another plugin when we forced all admin, so restricted it to login only, which was when we started getting these mixed content errors.

@berkeleypa,

Do you force admin access to SSL, or just login?

Neither. The plugin follows the standard WordPress plugins method of enqueing JS/CSS using the wp_enqueue_style() and wp_enqueue_script() function. This lets WordPress manipulate the https:// or https:// as needed.

Below are screenshots from my own Media > Library page in wp-admin. Showing the proper https:// prefix on all the Media-tags loaded assets.

https://screencast.com/t/eavYNeuuF4
https://screencast.com/t/KRG1ipAY5

Can you provide any details as to which of the Media-Tags assets are causing issue? And on what page you are seeing these issues reported in your browser? You have not provided any specific details so really I’m at a loss at to why you are having issues.

Hi there,
It turns out our server configuration was messed up, and all admin links were pointing to http and not https, which was the cause of the problem. Not the plugin at all. Sorry for the false alarm, and thanks for your time.