exchequer598

Ah, in my case though, I’m afraid I cannot run the admin section without HTTPS just for a plugin. Congratulations on getting yours fixed!

Interesting. Would that change cause the admin section to run under HTTP then?

I’ve added this now, but I still get the same error. Can I help with more data?

I’m facing the same issue as well, so let me add a few more details.

I believe both Evan and I have a free OpenShift plan, which provides a shared SSL certificate for *.rhcloud.com. They do allow custom DNS CNAME records so that you can map your own domain to your OpenShift site, which is of the form appname-namespacename.rhcloud.com. I think both of us have mapped our own domains to our OpenShift websites, and hence the SSL certificate error.

Is there any possible workaround for this? OpenShift is amazing for small to midsize-blog owners like us.

Ah, never mind. I’ve fixed it.

For anyone having the same issue, simply regenerate all thumbnails using the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin.

I’ve been using it on my blog for about a month now without any problems. Also, I don’t see (yet) any gains on performance. But I’m looking forward to the stats!

I’m just gonna use your suggested method for the SyntaxHighlighter Evolved plugin! Thanks ??

It doesn’t use the wp_script_enqueue or the wp_script_dequeue methods!

Thanks for the replies guys. I had actually minified my CSS and something went wrong. Now I’ve restored the original CSS and everything is fine!

Thanks for the reply c3mdigital.

I was guessing that it had something to do with jQuery. I replaced the new jQuery folder with the one in my 2.9.2 installation and now everything works. Not a good idea, I know. Hope the theme author comes up with a solution!

#bump

@mickmel
Thanks a lot! You saved me a HUGE headache!

@proloy:

Can you help me with customizing the colors of the player. For example, I would like to take the ‘Gray’ theme and switch colors of certain parts of the player so that it matches with the theme of my blog. Can this be done?

Sorry, my bad! I had used theme="Glossy" with a capital G! I added a case filter to the source myself. Perhaps you would want to add it and also change the plugin’s documentation in the WP plugin repository!

@websmokers
Thanks for the quick update. But for me, the plugin doesn’t work with extra attributes. For example, take a look at the two pages:

1. https://test.potenz.co.in/debug/great-updates-for-the-zd-player
2. https://test.potenz.co.in/debug/ah-good-to-see-another-toobplayer-plugin

In the first post, I used the syntax [zdvideo border="no" theme="Glossy"]https://in.youtube.com/watch?v=-T_SryRAXuw[/zdvideo] and in the second, I did not specify any attributes. What could I be doing wrong?