Closed RussellRollins closed 10 years ago
Mmm, it's not quite the correct way to do it; while you're right, it's better to use a protocol-relative URI since Course Critique is served over HTTP and HTTPS. At that point, the code would look like this:
<script src="//cdn.path.example.com/jquery.min.js"></script>
Also as a heads up, we're working on getting access to the new SGA IT director, so it may be a little bit before changes are merged (see Issue #31)
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And it appears we have a local copy of jquery in 'js/jquery.min.js'; it may be more reliable to reference the CDN but use the local copy if the CDN is unavailable.
You should load the jquery from a secure cdn. Changed to https. Chrome won't load jquery if you load it from http. This fixed the issue on my local machine