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Dear sirs,
Some days ago we configured a certificate for TLS protocol and rise up the security of our service. So When it is enabled no video can be played, then when I disable it, all is working normal again, There exists any setting exclusive for SSL/TLS and certs?
Thanks in advance.
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Hello Diego,
please let us know more about the issue. I assume your site was http://site.com before. Then you changed it to https://site.com. Are you sure any link on http://site.com/any-file.mp4 was redirected with HTTP 301 status code to https://site.com/any-file.mp4? This is important for SEO and it will also keep any existing [fvplayer src="http://site.com/any-file.mp4"] shortcodes running.
Thanks,
MartinMartin,
I’m using nginx rewrite to redirect from port 80 to 443, my videos are hosted on Vimeo.
Hello Diego,
could you please post the URL where we can see the issue?
I suspect that while your site runs on HTTPS the WP Ajax still runs on HTTP and that’s why it’s discarded – can you check if your WordPress site URL and home URL is set to use HTTPS? It’s the first two URLs in wp-admin -> Settings -> General.
Thanks,
MartinI don’t have an URL to show you,
My WP is configured as a Network, I got the URLS from sites->my-site->settings and there are two URLs, at the begining of the list and both are with http, but I can’t change these there.
Do I must change it? how?
Regards,
Hello Diego,
unfortunately the attitude of WordPress team towards this is that WP Multisite is for advanced users, so you need to know your way around… which is understandable since it’s complex and there are a lot scenarios.
So change the site URL you need to have a look at all sorts of tables: wp_options, wp_site, wp_sitemeta, wp_blogs. And also have a look into your wp-config.php.
However can you confirm that fv_vast_conf ajax_url in your HTML source is without HTTPS? You should check that before you get your hands dirty.
Thanks,
Martin
