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I'm not sure what forum software you run but the majority can be modified. The way I would approach this is to modify the output and replace all instances of su
by deanclatworthy 11y ago
I'm not sure what forum software you run but the majority can be modified. The way I would approach this is to modify the output and replace all instances of supported embed URLs with https.
- sp332 11y agoBut that doesn't work for sites that don't support HTTPS. It would either break the embed by trying to connect over HTTPS anyways, or try to load a bunch of HTTP content into an HTTPS page which browsers will complain about.
- deanclatworthy 11y agoI think most of the major embed providers support https.
- buro9 11y agoI cited an example, http://www.bikely.com http://www.bikely.com is used by users on the forums I host and does NOT support https. Neither do several other embedded route/map providers like gpsies.com and so on.