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Byron
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July 18, 2013 at 9:21 pm
In the event registration cart, regardless of how many events are selected, the Total Price always updates to $0.00.
I have changed to 2010 Theme and deactivated other plugins with same result.
I found that Chrome’s Java Script Console reports:
The page at https://gsship.org/event-registration/?regevent_action=show_shopping_cart displayed insecure content from http://gsship.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php.
A View of the page source code shows:
<script type='text/javascript'>var ee_pagination={"ajaxurl":"http://gsship.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php"};</script>
It seems that espresso.php is hardcoding the http: in the url when it registers the script. Is that correct?
I also noticed that in IE Browser, the remove from cart buttons for events do not work and the Total Price never stops spinning.
You can link to the cart here:
I am running:
WP 3.5.2
Event Espresso Version 3.1.33.3.P
Event Espresso – Calendar Version 2.0.6.1
Event Espresso – MailChimp Integration Version 1.1
Event Espresso – Multi Event Registration Version 1.0.4
Event Espresso – Permissions Version 1.5.4.1
Event Espresso – Recurring Events Version 1.1.7.1
Event Espresso – Social Media Version 1.1.5.1
Event Espresso – Ticketing Version 2.0.10.1
Event Espresso API Plugin Version 2.0.1.B
WordPress HTTPS Version 3.3.6
Thanks for your help on this.
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Byron
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July 18, 2013 at 9:25 pm
Sorry, the link did not show up. You can see the link at gsship.org/test-page2
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Josh
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July 18, 2013 at 9:32 pm
Hi Byron,
Event Espresso doesn’t hardcode URL’s as http, in order to make a page load as https you would need to use a plugin like WordPress HTTPS, so it’s likely that or another plugin. Please refer to this guide on setting up https:
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/espresso-sslhttps/
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Byron
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July 19, 2013 at 7:52 am
Josh,
Thanks for the reply. After a few hours sleep, I figured out that while I was using WordPress HTTPS to force SSL on the necessary Event Espresso pages, I was not forcing SSL for Admin. Because of that, the “ajaxurl” was being set as http because the admin-url was not forced to https.
So, once I checked Force SSL Administration on the HTTPS General Settings, every thing works as advertised. Total updates as it should.
After figuring this out, I went back and re-read the “Securing your registration and payment pages” article you have the link to above. I guess, as many times as I read it before, for some reason, I kept skipping over step “3- If you are using the Multi Event Registration add-on enable “Force SSL Administration” by checking the box.” (When all else fails, read the instructions, AGAIN!)
Thanks for such a great plugin and the great support you all provide.
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