For example, my main JS file is referenced as:
…/wp-content/reactpress/apps/eyeseet/build//static/jsmain.c57b49aa.js?ver=1
while it should be:
…/wp-content/reactpress/apps/eyeseet/build/static/js/main.c57b49aa.js?ver=1
The same issue occurs for files in other folders in my static folder. Reverting back to version 3.2.1 solves the issue.
Hopefully, you can assist in solving this issue.
]]>The following resources are loaded over HTTP (insecure) :
httpss://takeoversports.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/T.Smiley3-300×300.png
I’m not sure how the “https” protocol got misspelled, but I’m just wondering how I can correct it.
Thanks!
]]>After much configuration and problem solving, my hosting’s support team came to the conclusion that mixed content may be causing the issue and that I should get in touch with a developer to help resolve this issue.
Part of me thought simply deleting the asset would help, but it just gave me an extra error, in addition to the mixed content error I was already receiving.
I’m just wondering what is the best way to resolve this issue so that my website shows secure across all browsers and platforms.
]]>Unfortunately the plugin tries to load on everypage his dependencies including js and throws an error because no jquery is loaded.
Is there a way to configure the plugin that it only loads the needed assets if there is a flipbook on the current page?
Is it maybe possible with the pro feature? Or is it possible by php?
]]>We have a website that we are running with the Avada theme. We have two sites that we cycle between, but this site has been run under separate domains in the past. This site makes heavy use of the menu system. The menu system uses includes icons.
From everything I’ve read, if we migrate this site to another instance, the paths of the icons should not matter, and should not be affected by the domain in which the icon was created.
For some reason, the origin domain is present when the icons are rendered on our website. This is going to cause problems as these websites are going to be dismantled soon.
To make this more clear, here is what has happened:
A staging site was created called old-revision.website.com
Then, the site was migrated to a new domain: staging.website.com
Then, the website was migrated to: www.website.com
We are about to dismantle old-revision.website.com and staging.website.com/path/to/icon, but this will break the current site, as the icons will not render.
Looking at the source code, the rendering of the icons should not know about the domain. The icon should know about its path only.
Where can I start looking to solve this problem?
Any help is fully appreciated.
Thanks!
]]>Unfortunately there seems to be some conflict with embed privacy. Embed privacy’s assets aren’t included in the html header. Result is that embed privacy doesn’t work at all.
I noticed some conditional logic in class-embed-privacy.php which seems to control if the assets are to be enqueued:
public function register_assets() {
if ( \is_admin() || \wp_doing_ajax() || \wp_doing_cron() ) {
return;
}
// enqueue scripts code ...
I included some php debug code in the page which prints the conditions above as html comment in the page. But all conditions are evaluated to false. Despite this, the assets aren’t included in the post.
Am I missing something? Is there any other conditional logic which controls if the assets are included in page header?
]]>I enabled assets pull with rewrite url (assets.mydomain.com) successfully as I see the green check button but I see from F12 that css and js are still loading from mydomain.com
I even tried it with XXXX.cloudfront.net with green checkbutton, it’s still not loading from assets domain but original domain.
May I know what could have been gone wrong?
Thank you
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