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If I embed a YouTube video on a https page I get mixed security errors in Explorer, for obvious reasons.
How can I get around it with IIS or ASP?
Here is a solution for APACHE:
http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/mixed-ssl-content-warning-secure-fixed.html<
How can I get around it with IIS or ASP?
Here is a solution for APACHE:
http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/mixed-ssl-content-warning-secure-fixed.html<
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This is a rewrite solution.
It is simply is a redirection. You can make a tunneling ASP (may be) that allows you to redirect that ASP page like changing all www.youtube.com to https://yoursecuresite/yoursecuredir/youtube.asp?url= etc.
So try Response.Redirect method in that youtube.asp
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It is simply is a redirection. You can make a tunneling ASP (may be) that allows you to redirect that ASP page like changing all www.youtube.com to https://yoursecuresite/yoursecuredir/youtube.asp?url= etc.
So try Response.Redirect method in that youtube.asp
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SiSl,
I'm not sure how that works because I need to embed the flash script in the HTTPS page. I don't think a response.redirect will tunnel this. Do you?<
I'm not sure how that works because I need to embed the flash script in the HTTPS page. I don't think a response.redirect will tunnel this. Do you?<
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I think it might...
If I were you, I'd try making a default embed code, instead of URL of youtube, make embedded object src to your own ASP with a variable... Then in your own ASP, try make it fake content-type Response.ContentType = "flash/swf" or whatever it is.. Then just response.Redirect to original content...
It works with images why not objects
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If I were you, I'd try making a default embed code, instead of URL of youtube, make embedded object src to your own ASP with a variable... Then in your own ASP, try make it fake content-type Response.ContentType = "flash/swf" or whatever it is.. Then just response.Redirect to original content...
It works with images why not objects
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So I made a sample for you, could not get video to load may be (certainly will look into it) yet, I can embed player with no notification...
https://www.chip.com.tr/test/
As for ASP code, I used for now:
On the other hand, you can just use new player such as JW player to embed youtube vids in it.
Another method to use APACHE version fix with ISAPI_Rewrite from Helicontech<
https://www.chip.com.tr/test/
As for ASP code, I used for now:
Code:
<% Response.ContentType = "application/x-shockwave-flash"
Response.Redirect("http://www.youtube.com/v/" & request("url") & "&hl=en")
Response.Flush
Response.End
%>On the other hand, you can just use new player such as JW player to embed youtube vids in it.
Another method to use APACHE version fix with ISAPI_Rewrite from Helicontech<
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If you don't want users to have to strip off the actual video code from the YouTube URL, then you need to change your Response. Redirect to something like this:
That way, you paste the entire link into your request box without having to remember 11 scrambled characters.<
Code:
Response.Redirect("http://www.youtube.com/v/" & right(Request.Form("url"),11) & "&hl=en")That way, you paste the entire link into your request box without having to remember 11 scrambled characters.<