[drv]

Hi,

I’m afraid another small change is necessary for SSL.

If you use “Use Gravatar Image in Profile” , that image cause the same problem, because it comes from an insecure source.

According to Gravatar help:

“If you’re displaying Gravatars on a page that is being served over SSL (e.g. the page URL starts with HTTPS), then you’ll want to serve your Gravatars via SSL as well, otherwise you’ll get annoying security warnings in most browsers. To do this, simply change the URL for your Gravatars so that is starts with:

https://secure.gravatar.com/…

Everything else is the same as above (all the same options work), just make sure that the URL starts out like this.”

Following your last approach, I modified eMember_misc_functions.php in a couple of places doing something like this:

if ssl “on” … ‘https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/’ else …’http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/’

And apparently it is working fine.

[drv]

ok.

I see that jquery.validationEngine-en.js is full of english words.

Is it possible an automatic selection like jquery.validationEngine-xx.js for example?

Besides, eMember_misc_functions.php has another big group of words.

Thanks.

[drv]

Thanks. I got the new code and it is working fine with respect to SSL condition.

However, I’m afraid you forgot to update recaptchalib.php in the build (concerning new URL in line 39), otherwise recaptcha image just dissapear.

Anyway, now my page is working flawless in both (secure and insecure) modes.

[drv]

ok, it is https://www.globalchase.eu/inscripcion-de-usuarios/suscripcion-globalchase/

Now is with original files. You can see the problem.

I made a quick test and problem would dissapear if I had modified recaptchalib.php:

in line 39 “https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api” and in line 106: $use_ssl = true

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