s2member ajax-loader.gif https mixed content issue

Have you tried this in different browsers? That would help to narrow down the issue.

Also having this issue currently, and is the last remaining aspect stopping me from getting the green triangle for https://.

This is the issue

https://theultrasoundsite.co.uk/wp-content/plugins/s2member/images/ajax-loader.gif

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Have you tried clearing all caches, including the browser’s?

Cleared the caches in the browsers..any other ideas?

There was a plugin to force HTTPS on all the WP admin (and the site itself too, separately), may be that will works?

@stuartwildman,

There has been a very long-standing (i.e. over four years old) bug in WordPress, which has meant that using the standard means of uploading images will always cause the mixed content warning. (My own experience with the HTTPS plugin that krumch mentioned is that it doesn’t solve this problem.)

Thankfully, Google’s rewarding of sites using https has put renewed energy into the WordPress devs’ attempts to resolve this, and this Trac ticket suggests that at least part of the issue should be resolved by WP 4.2 (due out soon).

This fix probably won’t solve everything about this bug but, since you’ve now tried the easy attempts at fixes and found they don’t work for you, I’d suggest that you hang on for the new update and see if that works.

If it doesn’t, though, you will need to ask for help in a different forum, because this is not an s2Member issue at all, but a WordPress one.

This is now fixed in WP core, the insecure ajax-loader.gif issue remains:

/includes/separates/gateways/paypal/paypal-min.js:

w.src='<?php echo $vars[“i”]; ?>/ajax-loader.gif’

and that $vars[“i”] is outputting the non-SSL hostname it seems:

w.src=’https://domain.com/wp-content/plugins/s2member/images/ajax-loader.gif&#8217;