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Why do your css links have a double slash prepended? "//static4.scirra.net/css/newmaster.css?v=43" No idea if that's the issue but it stuck out.
by aptwebapps 15y ago
Why do your css links have a double slash prepended?
"//static4.scirra.net/css/newmaster.css?v=43"
No idea if that's the issue but it stuck out.
- narcissus 15y agoAlthough I can't speak for the OP, and you may be asking for a different reason, but double slashes are an acceptable way to write fully qualified URLs while still being protocol agnostic (that is to say, if you're on a page that was served via HTTPS, the double slash URL implies using the HTTPS protocol). It let's you have fully qualified URLs, without having to worry about the protocol and browser whining about mixed security.
- aptwebapps 15y agoThanks, I did not know that.
- TomGullen 15y agoYes you're right, lets us switch between https and http without having security errors being thrown up on static resources.