Answered Ajax Upload Box Not Working on SSL Site

Hi Bruno,

So I recently transferred a website from one domain to another, and everything is working fine other than the multi-upload. The folder is correctly created for each resource with the proper permissions, but when I open the multi-upload box there is no "upload files" button and I can't drag images into it (screenshot attached along with the console error).

Any ideas would be much appreciated! [ed. note: presson83 last edited this post 7 years, 1 month ago.]

So I've figured out that this is due to having installed an SSL certificate on the website. The call to http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js is not secure, so it's not loading.

The only reference I can find to this file is in "ajaxupload.html" which is in the core/packages/migx-2.9.6-pl/ folder. But when I update that to https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js the change isn't occurring and the error still appears (even after clearing core/cache and my browser cache etc).

Any thoughts on how to update that path to be secure would be much appreciated.

Hi Bruno,

Yes, that worked. Thanks!

This was a solution until PHP 7.1 and MODX 2.6.4, and whilst the ajaxupload.html file has been updated to https:// to load the jquery library, the Upload button no longer appears in the iframe - see attached image.

This has been reported on github too along with a related issue concerning migxResourceMediaPath

https://github.com/Bruno17/MIGX/issues/304

The site is hosted on MODX Cloud and MIGX version 2.12.0-pl is installed.

@Bruno17,

Any chance you can provide guidance on the previous post? The manual https fix for the jquery path doesn't work on PHP 7.1 and MODX 2.6.5.

Thanks in advance!