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Yup we've supported SSL for almost that long now actually ;) Just change the http:// http:// prefix to https:// https:// in the universal code (e.g., https://y
by thetylerhayes 14y ago
Yup we've supported SSL for almost that long now actually ;)
Just change the http:// http:// prefix to https:// https:// in the universal code (e.g., https://yourforumshortname.disqus.com/embed.js https://yourforumshortname.disqus.com/embed.js) and you're good to go. Works with all our files: embed.js, count.js, everything except media attachments (which we're working on).
Give it a shot. If it doesn't work holler our way at http://disqus.com/support http://disqus.com/support. Happy to lend a hand.
UPDATE: Caveat: I'm referring to the current version of Disqus, not Disqus 2012. SSL support for 2012 is on our radar.
- knewter 14y agoIn general, wouldn't you just support leaving the protocol out and changing the universal code embed to just `://yourforumshortname.disqus.com/embed.js`? Isn't this best-practices these days, as it covers both cases best?