HTTPS supported

Hi Yuri,
I’ve updated the src attribute in the two areas I found it used however the result is still the same, after reuploading the application directory in wordpress via the Verge plugin.

<iframe name=”IFrame1″ frameBorder=”0″ src=”./Organic Sample Container V3D.html” scrolling=”auto” id=”iframe_13c9e25a”width=”100%” height=”100%”></iframe>

is the the correct way update it?

sure
Here’s the link with the HTTPS enabled
https://www.designprototype.net/blog/

and with it disabled for comparison
http://www.designprototype.net/blog/

the verge3d embedded link should appear just below the text,’It’s all about performance with VR AR stuff so instead of 4K textures I used 1K RGB packed Textures for efficiency.’

Hi Yuri,

To be sure I deleted the existing Verge 3d application from the WordPress plugin and reuploaded it again (generating a new Verge id to be sure) with WP Admin panel through HTTPS.
The result unfortunately is the same.

Hi Yuri,

hmm..I did check the wp-config.php file and I do not have the option below even referenced in the file to enable MultiSite for wordpress.
/* Multisite */
define( ‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true );

So I would say no unless I’m misunderstanding

Thanks

Hi Yuri,

Based on your last reply I discovered cause of one of the problems.
Firstly I had an error in the iFrame format: using ” instead of ” around attributes will break the iFrame. Once I fixed this my Verge3D puzzle popped up in the iFrame.
The only other remaining issue is that the verge3D plugin does not see it even though it’s referencing it from the same directory path and number (ex verge id=621 when using a shortcode)
public_html/wp-content/uploads/verge3d/<verge id No.>/

That isn’t a big issue as I can just manually upload the required Verge directory but it would save on a bit of typing and accidentally entering the incorrect syntax. :/
Anyways thanks very much for your help with this – I’ve uploaded my puzzle and it’s working on my HTTPS site :)