What for warning did you get? Is it a certificate written by an official company or by yourself?
Thread Starter
xpil
(@xpil)
Michael, it’s a “proper” SSL certificate purchased from a publicly verifiable organization but this is not the point. The point is that without YARPP I get the green padlock icon in the address bar while after installing YARPP the padlock gets an exclamation mark and when you scroll through the details you clearly see that the only non-https resource is the one from YARPP, pointing to some yarpp.com/pixels/… image.
Replacing http:// with https:// in YARPP’s source code solves this only partially. The green padlock is back (yay!) but it will only last until the next update of the plugin…
Anonymous User 12851872
(@anonymized-12851872)
Hi,
As of tomorrow, Google Chrome will warn all site visitors under http, that the site is not safe, that there is a risk to their personal data.
Google requires that all sites pass under https, with the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate.
Several hosts offer this certificate for free.
Xpil is right to ask the question, I use the Search & Replace script to change all the urls and it tells me that for YARPP
The table “wp_yarpp_related_cache” has no primary key. Changes will have to be made manually.
Is this normal? Thank you
