Matt

After posting I went back in on that particular clients install and added the path exactly where you mentioned and it worked perfectly.

Thank you for your help! I’m sure others will stumble upon this post in the future and have their answer.

Take care,

Matt

^^Bump – Same issue with a client that has 70,000 images in a directory that we want to exclude from the scan.

Please let me know if this becomes available or if there is a work around for this.

Hello Matt,

It’s WooCommerce. Thank you for looking in to this. It’s not a big deal now that I know what is causing it and can turn that feature off but I am sure others will be happy to see this feature back online when in use with sites that use SSL.

Thank you,

Matt

Hello,

I found out what was causing the mixed content. When you have Enable Live Traffic View checked it causes a mixed content flag in https, when you uncheck this option, everything works great in https without the mixed content.

Thank you.

Anond,

What theme are you using? And are you using a page builder? There were some recent security issues with a certain page builder which has been fixed.

Thank you

I am on Rackspace and I run this plugin on 30+ sites without any problems. Are you using the cache portion? If so, just stop using that portion and use WP Super Cache. Rackspace even recommends WP Super Cache as their preferred Cache Plugin. At least the last time I looked that was the case.

Good luck!

To be honest I can’t remember what version I was using. Since then, I haven’t had any issues and I still love the plugin. I work on so many sites that it’s hard to keep track of them all. I just do my best to report anything strange.

It’s Friday so I shall definitely have a fantastic day! hahaha
You do the same and thanks for the follow up!

I just had this problem and fixed it in minutes after I realized what was going (sort of). My style sheets where not being loaded on the output contact form page so all I did to resolve this was put a blank shortcode on the contact form page, the page where you put your contact form shortcode, to load the style I needed and boom… my contact forms had nice responsive columns and I was able to use the column shortcode within contact form 7.

Give it and try and let me know if it works for you. Sometimes you just have to sneak up slowly and trick it in to working! hahaha

[su_row]
[su_column size="1/2"]
[/su_column]
[/su_row]

Thank you.

Your other option is to add conditional coding around elements to have them switch to https. I have done this on many sites. I use the wordpress-https plugin which handles most of the plugin elements.

You can get http watch pro which is an add-in for your browser which will tell you which elements are not being served in a secure manner.

Anything else I hard code a switch like this:
‘
<?php if ( !is_page(‘shopping-cart’) ) { ?>
<img src=”https://www.yourwebsite.com/yourimage.jpg&#8221; />
<?php } else { ?>
<img src=”https://www.yourwebsite.com/yourimage.jpg&#8221; />
<?php } ?>
‘

This code basically says if you are on any page except the /shopping-cart/ page do this, otherwise do this.

You can rewrite that differently if it bothers you but this works for me. I preferred using !is_page excluding the one page rather than using is_page and including only the pages I want to have the https show up on.

I don’t have the proxy problem any more and I was able to eliminate a plugin so this worked. Hope it helps!

I just installed wordpress on a godaddy IIS windows server and I have to say that I don’t recommend it. While wordpress itself works decently, besides the image uploading feature, many of the plugins that you are going to want to use simply will break. There is no benefit to hosting your site on a Windows based server. Simply switch to a new server like Linux/Apache. I had the same arguement to my client so I hope they switch. Going forward, I’ll simply just not take on any projects that have windows hosting as there are too many glitches. Oh yeah, one last important thing. I love wordpress for the permalinks. These don’t work on the windows hosting either.

Best solution: If you like wordpress, make your life easier and don’t host on IIS/Windows. You’ll be a lot happier in the long run.

I read your guys post. I don’t know if this will help but I was looking to do the same thing or something similar. This is what I did to get everything working. I setup a new page template that I assigned to my portfolio page. In the page template I created right after

<h2 id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

I entered this:
(I cannot enter the code in this post /.frown )

If you view the source code of your page and copy the code around [view with piclens] that is the code you want to insert. You can just change the text in the hyperlink.

All you have to do is change the gid=1 to gid=2 or whatever your gallery id is. If you want to attach this to a thumbnail just insert your image tags accordingly instead of the text link.

I know this is not the most glorious work around but I’m a busy guy and don’t have time to rewrite the entire NGGALLERY script to accomplish what I need for my client. So this was my 30 minute attempt at a workaround.

So far so good. FYI – I tried to add the code into a page post and wordpress didn’t handle the code correctly which is why I hard coded it into the page template.

Feel free to contact me and I’ll email you the code that I was not able to list in this post.