Open stevedurr opened 11 years ago
I'd suggest using the twitterlib script directly. It's easy to use, and well documented (compared to my twitter.js). Also, once it's hosted on your server (twitterlib.js that is), it's aware of https serving, and places the API requests on the same protocol.
On 13 March 2013 20:57, stevedurr notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi
When using the twitterjs script on a secured page the tweets don't load due to blocked insecure content. Looks to be the call to http://remy.github.com/twitterlib/twitterlib.js in the file.
Is here a way to fix this?
Cheers
Steve
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Cheers for the reply Remy
I have got it working by hosting both files locally but will look at the docs for the twitterlib.
Thanks again
Steve
The protocol variable works great and knows when to use http or https. However, the twitter profile pic is served over http regardless of the protocol value. #20 fixes that by using profile_image_url_https instead of profile_image_url.
Hi
When using the twitterjs script on a secured page the tweets don't load due to blocked insecure content. Looks to be the call to http://remy.github.com/twitterlib/twitterlib.js in the file.
Is here a way to fix this?
Cheers
Steve