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https://flowplayer.org/docs/asf.html

Well what kind of video player are you using?

Seen it used with this something like this: http://popcornjs.org/documentation

wtf that's so excessive, just change this query: $GetRanks = mysql_query("SELECT id,name,tab_colour,title FROM ranks WHERE id > 1 ORDER BY id DESC"); to $GetRanks = mysql_query("SELECT id,name,tab_colour,title FROM ranks WHERE id > '1' AND id < '8' ORDER BY id DESC");

Only if the user system is directly linked to the forum (ie - no separate accounts for main site and forum)

https://www.amazon.com/LG-27UD68-P-27-Inch-Monitor-FreeSync/dp/B01CH9ZTI4/ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824025366&cm_re=LG_4k_27-_-24-025-366-_-Product

CentOS/RHEL

If only @Sly could revert the correct fix that @Blasteh gave and see if your method actually works.

You're the one who said rewrite rules would fix a mixed content error ( https://devbest.com/threads/mixed-content-issue-https-http-error-sslerror-ssl-c-510.80977/#post-393320 ). So then why didn't it fix it here (...

Except it's not loaded in the way you're thinking and doesn't generate an HTTP request at all: You clearly have no understanding of how web servers work at all.

It would be the same in this case as well, since the crossdomain.xml file is not being loaded through some kind of HTTP request (which would not trigger the redirect/rewrite).

https://devbest.com/threads/mixed-content-issue-https-http-error-sslerror-ssl-c-510.80977/#post-393318 I made a simple post stating rewrite rules wouldn't affect included or required files (ie - by a script). You contradicted that and I provided evidence (http://marc4103.autobots.biz). Now...

Without trying to sound cocky, I would say I have quite a lot of experience in this particular subject. I just gave you an example and showed you your "fix" doesn't work (as I mentioned before).

http://marc4103.autobots.biz - notice how it automatically redirects to https? notice how there's a mixed content error? i don't know why you're getting so angry

Did you not read what I wrote at all? If you visit the link, it will redirect because that is an HTTP request. If the link is being included or required in the file, then it won't rewrite. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11119491/htaccess-rewriterule-with-php-include-or-require-not-working...

rewrite rules only affect HTTP requests, not local server requests. it has no affect on require(s)/include

rewrite rules would not fix a mixed content error

The crossdomain.xml file needs to be loaded over https

SCAR