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(very simplistically)
it means that you cannot send wordpress javascript/ajax requests from an http:// page to an https:// page
(and vice versa)
they are different domainsgo to
http://www.rednaga.co.uk/order-online/
and (try) to put something in the cart, not only will it most like throw an error, but if you now go to
https://www.rednaga.co.uk/order-online/ (by clicking on your navigation) you will have nothing in the cart (or different things)in short, http:// and https:// are entirely/totally different sites but your http:// site uses scripts from the https:// site and is trying to submit stuff to that one which you just cannot do
you / your host/administrator/whatever should force to redirect ALL pages to https:// or just don’t mix and match like this….
let’s start from the beginning
mixes https and http
your ajax url is set to be https, so it would ALWAYS fall over as you cannot access scripts crossdomain
(my guess is that your host person added something dealing with that discrepancy in your htaccess file, fixing the symptoms, not the cause – just a guess though)unrelated, and nothing to do with me, but while i’m at it :
for some unknown reason, you also have the following 2x in your page (in itself , that shouldnt be a problem, but who knows what else is going on)
var cro_query = {"ajaxurl":"https:\/\/www.rednaga.co.uk\/wp-admin\/admin-ajax.php","cro_nonces":"ea20d3befc"};apart from that:
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> Because no server will ever be 100% reliable …
not really true anymore these days. there are plenty of hosts that guarantee 100% uptime (though you pay for it)—–b—–
i cannot tell you about host or whether they are good or not. google probably canok.
i will probably also have something more useful to say tomorrow,,,my brains fried todayThis reply has been marked as private.for starters try this
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-sites-on-web-server/
and enter
rednaga.co.uk there….
(plenty of other sites that do the same thing, just the first i found)This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.>Hi Olly from time to time my order history screen when refreshing (set to 30 seconds) get’s this popup error
the images you are linking to do not relate to the above – the order history is an admin thing ?!
your images are frontend. (and your bad request /news/ has nothing to do with wppizza anyway)FYI: just in the middle of trying to make this work.
will no doubt be a few days or so yet but should be available reasonably soon (unless i find some major as yet undetermined obstacles of course)
25 March, 2015 at 5:28 pm in reply to: "View Cart" button is not working if the cart is closed #8742no, what it should be doing is not display at all if the shop is closed (i’ll do something about that)
as the name suggest , one is very small (at the top of your screen) and the other isnt
turn it on and you’ll seeuse css
updated to 2.11.8.8 ?
should now also be sorted using 2.11.8.7
you need to fix your javascript errors on that page first of all
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘top’ of undefined
my-scripts.js?ver=4.1.1:104> Infact I was surprised you updated the postcode delivery exntension I thought the tick to pickup was part of wppizza plugin?
it’s in both (you would have noticed that the dbp popup would not have closed if the page you were visiting had a # in the url.
i will have to update the main plugin too (in fact , i have already done that , but not yet uploaded to the repo)
so first bit works now (just checked it on your site) the second should be working when the main plugin is updated/ available
got a link to your site ?
can’t guess really (though i have a possible idea – depends)should be fixed as of 3.6.1
24 March, 2015 at 9:36 pm in reply to: cURL error: [60] SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate #8710>will let you know if any more problems arise.
please do>Thanks again for the amazing support.
you’re very welcome
thanks for letting me know in the first place -
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