#2707 closed defect (bug) (invalid)
smiley converter creates URLs with the wrong base - patch included
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| Milestone: | Priority: | normal | |
| Severity: | normal | Version: | 2.0.2 |
| Component: | General | Keywords: | bg|dev-feedback bg|has-patch |
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Description
I have the "WordPress Address" option set to an https:// URI and the "Blog Address" URI set to the http:// location.
I posted an article in which I had included a :( "smiley" (or should I call it a "frowny" in this case :) ?). It produced an https:// URL for the image. This caused users of a Planet that aggregates my blog to see a dialog in their browsers asking them to decide what to do with my self-signed-only certificate.
A little diggin and I came up with this patch to the wp-include/vars.php file, which I will attach.
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Change History (5)
#1
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16 years ago
I think the "wordpress address" has to be used, cause it's the full path the the wp-* dirs, whereas "blog address" is the path to the permalinks base. so if you install in /wordpress/ and serve from /, the paths to the smilies will be off.... interesting dilemma.
#2
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16 years ago
- Keywords bg|dev-feedback bg|has-patch added
- Milestone set to 2.0.3
- Priority changed from high to normal
I think we can say that this patch is invalid for the reason MattRead states above.
If you want a secure admin can you not use the SecureAdmin plugin?
diff -u patch for wp-include/vars.php that fixes this bug.