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No system logs to display and no changes made recently.

I'm not technical unfortunately, I have had the forum installed on the server and it's worked fine for years without issues.   I have done the required PHP updates etc. months ago so all is configured ok as far as I am aware.

Also it's still working fine on mobile just not on desktop - Chrome specifically.  Edge works.

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Your software is running over HTTP. Is your server attempting to do a redirect to HTTPS by chance? This could render in an error in the AJAX request which is done to complete the reaction action. You can check your browser console by hitting F12 on the keyboard in most browsers and go to the console tab.

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17 hours ago, Jim M said:

Your software is running over HTTP. Is your server attempting to do a redirect to HTTPS by chance? This could render in an error in the AJAX request which is done to complete the reaction action. You can check your browser console by hitting F12 on the keyboard in most browsers and go to the console tab.

This is the error I get in the console.   Thank you very much.

Mixed Content: The page at 'https://www.*****.net/forums/index.php?/topic/1049-posting-issues/#comment-44314' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure manifest 'http://www.*****.net/forums/index.php?/manifest.webmanifest/'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.

How on earth do I fix this without breaking someting (non-techy)?  Not sure why this has only just started now after years of working fine.

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On 10/9/2023 at 10:15 AM, Marc Stridgen said:

Indeed, it seems that the issue described by my colleague. Something is redirecting to https however your site isnt set to use https. You can make your site use https from your conf_global.php file by changing the URL there

In order to do this, is it just a case of changing the http:// to https:// in this line?  Don't want to break anything.

  'board_url' => 'http://www.xyz.net/forums',
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On 10/14/2023 at 11:09 PM, teraßyte said:

Yes, change that part to HTTPS and then clear the cache in ACP > Support:

This not helped Problem reacting Content, than my all Browsers recognized my SSL Certificate then I ve bought today. I had always Connecting Errors - not secure connecting. You saved my life. Thanks so much, why I am not good technical.

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On 1/24/2024 at 10:45 PM, fileo said:

This not helped Problem reacting Content, than my all Browsers recognized my SSL Certificate then I ve bought today. I had always Connecting Errors - not secure connecting. You saved my life. Thanks so much, why I am not good technical.

Unfortunately this is one of the pitfalls of being legacy "self hosted" and non-technical, in my particular case with a micro-micro community.

If there were a more cost effective cloud option for under 40 members (forum only) I would just take it for peace of mind,  but $89+ per month is out of the question.

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16 minutes ago, endgrp said:

Unfortunately this is one of the pitfalls of being legacy "self hosted" and non-technical, in my particular case with a micro-micro community.

If there were a more cost effective cloud option for under 40 members (forum only) I would just take it for peace of mind,  but $89+ per month is out of the question.

We do have our Beginner package at an annual pricing of $49 which comes with the below: 

Could contain: Page, Text

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