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I’m stuck on Firefox 56 (that’s another issue) 64 bit running on Windows 10. I don’t have IE installed (so tested with Edge). The videos are stored on Amazon S3. These are stock videos which I would like to be downloadable.
Anyway, I’ve done more research & testing on this, and it’s far more tricky than I suspected.
With my Firefox, even changing the setting to “ask” for mp4 type file, doesn’t work. However, changing the content-disposition of the file and/or using the download attribute on the link seem to help.
Apparently, forcing download is not possible at all on Chrome (without writing some special PHP/Javascript as a workaround – not for me). Opera 50 seems to display the same behaviour as Chrome.
So much for that idea.
Without opening a new thread, the issue I face now is incorporating the download button into a playlist and/or the lightbox popup (which I notice has been raised in other posts before).
I’m not making much progress on this download thing,..
I should point out that the error message points to WordPress’s ca-bundle.crt as being the problem (not your certificate). I’ve experienced the same problem with another plugin. A search of the forums online showed that others also have had problems with this file, but I could not find a satisfactory solution from any of these sources. I still don’t know why the error occurred (but my workaround is working).
I do not have any issues with domain mapping.
Thanks
that should read: there is no button or instruction.
I’ve gotten the licence installed by temporarily turning off ssl checking.
My host’s response was that they made a few changes on their side, but suggested that if that if the problem persists I contact the plugin developer.
I think I have found the reason for the issue (though I am not sure exactly when it started to rear its head ie which WordPress upgrade, etc) Core control reports the following ( I have xxx’ed out info which may be sensitive):
URL https://foliovision.xxxxxx
Method POST
Result error
Error Details
http_request_failed SSL peer certificate or SSH remote key was not OK
Time Taken 0.179213047028 seconds
HTTP Args
timeout (integer) 20
redirection (integer) 4
httpversion (string) 1.0
user-agent (string) fv-wordpress-flowplayer-6.0.5.3 (6.0.5)
reject_unsafe_urls (boolean) false
blocking (boolean) true
headersArray
(
[Accept-Encoding] => deflate;q=1.0, compress;q=0.5
[Content-Type] => application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8
[Content-Length] => 180
)cookies
Array
(
)compress (boolean) false
decompress (boolean) true
sslverify (boolean) true
sslcertificates (string) /xxxxxxx/public_html/wp-includes/certificates/ca-bundle.crt
stream (boolean) false
filename NULL
limit_response_size NULL
_redirection (integer) 5
ssl (boolean) false
local (boolean) false
HTTP POST body (string) …
HTTP Transports WP_Http_Curl
Request Time 2016-07-20 18:31:05 -0
I’ve now installed the plugin on a 5th site to use up all my licences and with the same problem – that’s a success rate of 3 out of 5. I’ve taken to the contact form, because I do not wish to put my site information on a public forum.
As stated in my other thread, I have the same issue on a stand-along site. I’ve double-checked the domain names. I’ve copied and pasted the licence key into the appropriate box (it works on three other sites I have), and I don’t know why it refuses to accept the key. Pleas check your log files if your have such. It may shed some light on the issue. I hope we can resolve this soonest.
I should add that it is domain-mapped network and that the subsite referred to has its own domain name.
