Closed jamesdp closed 12 years ago
What we do is have a copy of the default theme for tests going on blackboard, which uses the HTTPS version. If you swap the <script> tag loading MathJax in themes/default/files/index.html with the commented-out HTTPS one above, you shouldn't get any warnings on blackboard. I'll have a look into if there's an automatic way of detecting the protocol, or if there's a good reason not to use HTTPS all the time for mathjax.
Ah, didn't realise you'd commented on this Christian. I don't think there's any reason why we shouldn't just use secure MathJax by default, which is what I've done. @jamesdp git pull to get the fix.
@anthonyyoud git pull OK but now (in Ff & Chrome) tests (whether SCORM or unpackaged) stop loading with MJ's "Loading..." message (just after it says something about loading Mathzoom.js.)
[Perhaps unrelated -- in Firebug "NetworkError: 404 Not Found - https://studyspace.kingston.ac.uk/courses/1/SELO_Numbas_student/content/_2971172_1/scripts/start-exam.js" from <script charset="UTF-8" type="text/javascript" src="scripts/start-exam.js" charset="utf-8"></script>.]
Ah, I added a new file this morning but forgot to commit it! Very sorry! Try doing a git pull again.
:-) thanks! That fixed it...
KU's Blackboard environment uses https and different browsers flag the mixed content in different ways (e.g. Chrome's message might put-off some users). Can the scripts be modified to selectively use http/https depending on the original connection?