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Latest post by sbluege on Friday, 24 March 2023 18:10 UTC
If you make an order with bank transfer, I will confirm it, then you will see the issue in the email: the download links are present but not working.
The URL from the link is:
http://fadege.it/index.php?option=com_eventgallery&view=download&task=order&orderid=1936157514811751680840284802&lineitemid=103&token=6418d4d3110237.21942744
Hi,
The link you added to your post works for me and I can see the image. Which result do you get if you use that link?
You posted on of the links of the email above. It allows the download of the paid image. This link works for me, the download starts.
Can you desribe "broken", please?
Sure: it not work. But after several test I see this:
The image URL links work on:
The image URL links not work on:
On the Edge a message appear: "cannot be downloaded securely"
So is a security issue. I try to change all the security and download setting on Google Chrome but... nothing...
What I can do? Thanks
Why is there an http-link in the email? Is your website supporting both? It should not, that would avoid http-links in the mails, too.
True, Event Gallery is generating those URLs. It uses the protocol and the domain of the requests which triggers the mail. So if somebody is doing this via http, the link will be an HTTP link. No website should use HTTP anymore. You're collecting user-data in the checkout, HTTPS is something you should enforce. In Joomla, this is a checkbox in the global settings.
Maybe this helps: https://ostraining.com/blog/joomla-cms/to-http-or-to-https-your-joomla-site/
I use Apache rewrite rules to have HTTPS only. Perhaps your hosting provider is offering something already out-of-the-box.