Excluding links from https override

[Mathieu Bl]

Hello,

I have an iframe on my homepage which src is from another wordpress that is not https.

<iframe class="wp-embedded-content" src="http://otherdomain.com/something" width="500" height="523"></iframe>';

Simple SSL changes the src to https://otherdomain.com/something thus the iframe doesn’t load.

I have search the doc for a way to exclude this specific link, but it seems it’s not working (I did try to add a filter function to rlrsssl_replace_url_args).

Do you have any clue on how I could achieve this?

Thanks.

[Rogier LankhorstKeymaster]

I guess this should work. Use the filter to remove the src=”http from the array. You could edit this by adding a condition as well.

function my_custom_http_urls($arr) {
global $post;
if ($post->ID = 20) {
  unset($arr["src='http://"]);
  //or, if double quotes were used:
  unset($arr['src="http://']);
}
  return $arr;
}
add_filter("rlrsssl_replace_url_args","my_custom_http_urls");

[Mathieu Bl]

Hello again,

Thanks for the answer. Sadly, it doesn’t work. I also cannot use global $post as the link I’m trying to remove from the array is from another domain.

I wouldn’t mind if I could just get an array of all the urls that are going to be changed to https. This way I could remove specific full urls from the array.

[Rogier LankhorstKeymaster]

The mixed content doesn’t work that way: creating an array of all links to be replaced before replacing them would be too slow and complex.

So it works by replacing all src=”http://, and uses regex patterns as well.

In your case, your options seem to be: either disable the mixed content fixer, remove the video, or moving the video to an ssl environment.

You can of course also look for a different plugin, I think there are plugins which offer more configuration options, at a performance price of course.

[daniel]

hi guys, im using this plugin and solve me life!

but i have an iframe in some post that the plugin rewrite the url to https.

i put this code in the function php but dont work.

function rsssl_exclude_http_url($html) {
$html = str_replace(“https://www.domain.com”, “http://www.domain.com”, $html);
return $html;
}
add_filter(“rsssl_fixer_output”,”rsssl_exclude_http_url”);

the url of the iframe for example is

<iframe src=”https://data.bolavip.com/fsnbolavip/html/v3/index.html?channel=deportes.futbol.ecuador.posiciones&lang=es_LA” width=”100%” height=”500px” frameborder=”0″></iframe>

[daniel]

sorry i put wrong the url. the original url is http://data.bolavip.com/fsnbolavip/html/v3/index.htm……. and the plugin rewrite to https….. thanks

[Rogier LankhorstKeymaster]

Sorry for the late response, missed your post!

You need to change domain.com to the url you don’t want https:

function rsssl_exclude_http_url($html) {
  $html = str_replace(
    'https://data.bolavip.com/', 
    'http://data.bolavip.com/', $html); 
  return $html;
}
add_filter('rsssl_fixer_output','rsssl_exclude_http_url');

[Rob Buller]

which functions file is this supposed to go in? I tried the one in my theme and it broke my site.

[Rogier LankhorstKeymaster]

The location was probably right, I think the issue was that the texteditor does something strange with the double quote in my function, which might prevent it from being recognized as such, which breaks the script. I’ve now changed the quotes into single quotes, which seem not to be changed by the texteditor.

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