I have created a page (in Source) to be used as a resource (early days), but unfortunately the JS calculator I have embedded (coder stack) is being blocked by all my test browsers. Is there any way to avert this issue please?
https://wildphotographer.co.uk/macro/
This is the warning from Page source view on Safari, but it will not show in Opera, Duck Duck go or Firefox:
[blocked] The page at https://wildphotographer.co.uk/macro/ was not allowed to run insecure content from http://www.photopills.com/widgets/ppdofmacro.min.js.
Thanks for any thoughts!
Can you either find a https version of the link or download the macro.min.js library and host it locally on your own site?
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Is this not mainly because it is using HTTP instead of https?
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Thanks Kent and Paul,
Appreciate your thoughts. I have tried as suggested, but now given up and contacted the developers.
VB, Nick
I would just add letter ‘s’ at the end of ‘http’ (in your settings, where you input this URL) and see what happens next.
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Thanks! Great minds….I tried it as the first thing, but sadly it did not solve the issue.
Ok, my apologies to all - the answer was indeed ‘https’ - strangely I tried this yesterday, before posting here, but clearly I mis-pasted or mistyped something in the embed code. The page now works.
This was the link: https://www.photopills.com/widgets/ppdofmacro.min.js
For anyone inclined to photography, PhotoPills have a number of very useful calculators on their site for Moon position, visibility of the Milky Way and Depth of field.
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