Solved SSL Mixed Content only in Forum

Hi,

I am new to using SSL. I recently obtained a Security Certificate and implemented SSL. The whole site appears to be SSL compliant except the Forums.

I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to what the problem may be and how to fix it in the forum?

My forum is here: www.christforums.org


As you can see there's no mixed content anywhere else besides the forum? The only thing I could think of was the donation link, so I disabled that and still it had mixed content. I am shooting in the dark because I do not even know how to find the mixed content?

Thanks

Looks like I found the mixed content. Firefox seems to be the only browser identifying Google fonts as mixed.

The mixed content error in Firefox Console Security says:

Blocked loading mixed active content " fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=roboto,H...eva,Arial,sans-serif "

Any help in fixing this would be much appreciated!

look the source page. every http:// should be https://

so you need to check your joomla template. and change it to https://

I see that it is template related. The mixed content is not present using Blue Eagle. Still could use help in how to correct this, but I realize it isn't supported by Kunena. Turning to my template company, hopefully they will answer.

Thanks 810

one simple fix.

Open your index.php and search for:

change it to:

Thanks 810, I think you meant to go into my Joomla template and open index.php? There's no such line in there.

I do see the line you are referring me to though when I view the "source" of my forum.

I do not believe the issue is with the Joomla template, but the 3rd party template I'm using for Kunena. When I test with the default blue eagle, there is no mixed content, it's strictly ssl.

I have no idea how to find the file where the http:// address exists in my Roundtheme template for Kunena.

I put in a support ticket for Roundtheme, and will await there response if there is no solution elsewhere.

Thanks!

Edit: still not fixed. I edited initialize.php but after changing http to https I have a 400 bad request.

try:

Got it straightened out. Thank you 810, and Roundtheme support. Roundtheme released an update today. It was actually my syntax used for the fonts, besides the non ssl address in the initialize.php file.