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duke
@musamensa
4 years ago
248 posts
Please kindly note that the following error appears to show that the jrBirthday module is causing some sort of mixed content on page error.

Loading mixed (insecure) display content “http://itembo.com/image/img/module/jrBirthday/cake.png” on a secure page

Thanks
updated by @musamensa: 07/24/20 09:23:26AM
michael
@michael
4 years ago
7,692 posts
In your sites config.php file found via SFTP at:
/public_html/data/config/config.php

what is configured for jrCore_base_url
$_conf['jrCore_base_url'] = 'http://itembo.com';

is it http:// or https://

The jrBirthday template that is in use with that image is birthday.tpl

It looks to be using the correct variable {$jamroom_url} which should match your sites config.php file.

You can customize that file either from the TEMPLATES tab in the ACP or by copying it to your skins
/skins/xxYourSkin/jrBirthday_birthday.tpl
and adjusting it there.

The cause of the error is the path to the file should be https:// but it is http://
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duke
@musamensa
4 years ago
248 posts
jrCore_base_url was http://itembo.com but i have changed it to https and reset cache but nothing has changed.
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duke
@musamensa
4 years ago
248 posts
{jrCore_module_url module="jrImage" assign="iurl"}
{jrCore_lang module="jrBirthday" id=5 default="Today is %1's Birthday" 1=$item.user_name}{if jrUser_is_logged_in() && $_user._user_id != $item._user_id} - {jrCore_lang module="jrBirthday" id=6 default="share a birthday wish!"}{/if}

everything here looks ok
douglas
@douglas
4 years ago
2,767 posts
After changing the config, did you run the Integrity Check and Reset Caches tools?


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duke
@musamensa
4 years ago
248 posts
yeah, @douglas I did just that.
paul
@paul
4 years ago
4,325 posts
Have looked at the source code of your homepage where there are four birthdays today. Interestingly its only the last one (Rockie Flamez) that has this issue. The other three have https. As this is an 'action' module list, it might be that this issue is not a Birthday module issue, but originates elsewhere. Do you have any other modified tempates that might be causing this?


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duke
@musamensa
4 years ago
248 posts
I have checked and only pages that display birthday.png have the SSL error, I also noticed that there are no SSL errors on those pages when I am logged in as admin.
michael
@michael
4 years ago
7,692 posts
The cause of the ssl error is the http:// You need to figure out why one item is behaving differently than the others.

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