I am trying to embed videos from http://youku.com on a website served via HTTPS. Unfortunately they only support HTTP at the moment.
Any ideas?
Regards,
If you're referencing it via the player API e.g. http://player.youku.com/jsapi you can use https://players.youku.com/jsapi
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I am using an iframe to embed video from Vimeo in our Moodle LMS. My code works perfectly in Chrome, IE and Firefox, but not Safari. I am using the standard Vimeo API to embed the video. I know the issue is SSL related because I can remove the S from HTTP in the url and the embedded video works perfectly. I can't run our LMS in an unsecured environment, and the videos are no threat, but vimeo will not stream their video using ssl because of the overhead. Anyone have a solution that works across all browsers?
Vimeo's Embedding Videos FAQ page indicates that it does support HTTPS. Are you following these instructions?
Can I embed my video on an HTTPS domain?
You sure can!
Our embed code is now “protocol relative,” which means that we adhere to the protocol of your website, whether it’s HTTP or HTTPS.
If you’re using an older version of the Vimeo embed code (with a http://player.vimeo.com URL within it), you’ll simply need to change “http” to “https” and it should start working!
and
Why doesn't my video load when I preview it in my website editor?
Vimeo's embed code uses protocol-relative URLs, meaning that we automatically match the embedded video's protocol to your website's — either HTTP or HTTPS.
If you are previewing your website with a program like Dreamweaver, the video will not load because the program cannot determine the correct protocol to use. That said, the video should work flawlessly once you publish it.
There are two ways you can test your embed:
Add http:// to the player.vimeo.com URL in your website's source code. This should allow you to see the embed in preview mode.
Publish a live test page where you can see the embedded video in action.
HI trying to run an import io api on a php page and no data is detected.
Is it possible to obtain data from here
or similar web pages?
Thanks
Yes, you can create an API to a PHP page. I have created an API for this website, without any issue.
https://import.io/data/mine/?id=628e1406-9674-4196-b2e2-43a5f49262f4
You can also paginate nicely with this website, as the URL pattern is consistent and you do not need cookies.
http://www.charityperformance.com/charity-search.php?start=20&cat=&search=
http://www.charityperformance.com/charity-search.php?start=40&cat=&search=
If you would like to chat about a specific issue or website, I would suggest contacting support#import.io for further help.
Thanks,
Meg
My question is "How to integrate apache and google site via proxy"?
I found this tutorial but it didn't work as I expected. It redirect to google site instead of keep my domain in address bar and change content only.
In my case, I want whenever people access to http://mydomain.com, they will see the content from https://sites.google.com/site/mydomain/
Thanks!
I think it's not possible because you can't acces on the dataBase on your Google Sites. The url of your Google can't change.
For example, on basically every Google page I can include hl=en, which would set the language to English.
Is there a similar way I can stop Google from redirecting to using HTTPS? I am trying to do this with the Google Document Viewer.
When I say similar, I mean via the URL, like maybe ssl=false, or something like that.
Is there a similar way I can stop Google from redirecting to using HTTPS?
No, Google are enforcing SSL.
I am trying to integrate a Mailchimp sign up form with my website. I generated the form in Mailchimp and copied the embed code to my site. The problem is that my site has an SSL certificate and when my potential clients try to sign up to my mailing list it gives them a security warning (in firefox) saying:
"Although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party.
Are you sure you want to continue sending this information"
Is there any way to avoid getting this warning?
Thank you very much for any help.
I was also facing the same problem using default embed code provided by mailchimp, but that wasn't working on SSL site.
So after Googling for solution i found this link:
Stop MailChimp Forms Breaking Your SSL
https://www.ostraining.com/blog/coding/mailchimp-forms-ssl/
and it wasn't a big problem simply need to change the url from list-manage1.com to "list-manage.com"
simply need to test after removing 1 from the list-manage1.com and it worked fine after that.
It also works fine for post-json embed urls.
Short answer. No
Longer answer. No, you are stuck with that warning. You are posting to an unsecured site from a secured site and the user will get this notification.
It's more work than a simple embed, but you can do this using the MailChimp API which has support for SSL. See the section entitled HTTPS / Secure Connections in the API docs.
You can edit the form Mailchimp provide to embed so that it uses https and not http in the action url.