[TH] Giphy [Deleted]
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SeToY
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Yeah, but it doesn't say that they have to be logos. It only says "attribution" and one way of doing this is using their logos. I had requested an API-Key with just the text before and the only reason they denied it was because a dev key was sufficient for my kind of traffic. No word about their Terms not being respected by not using an image.
ThemeHouse
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ThemeHouse updated [TH] Giphy with a new update entry:
Version 1.0.3 Patch Level 1 released!
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Version 1.0.3 Patch Level 1 released!
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Dalton Prock
Well-known member
Please would you create a ticket on this so someone from our team can investigate further.
apsmith21
Member
Been seeing this problem with certain gifs as well, when chosen from the popup window. They show at first but when you submit the post, the gif goes blank.
Others work completely fine.
This happens in other situations as well - when a user chooses a gif that shows for them, but might not for other users.
Very frustrating trying to narrow down the cause of this issue (on the most recent release of this plugin and Xenforo 2.1)
Dalton Prock
Well-known member
Weird, I'll see if I am able to replicate the same before reporting it on our issue tracker.
I solved the issue by changing the input method to ‘Image’ It was inserting as ‘Media’ before and I was running into problems with certain gif’s not loading.
After doing this the gif’s that weren’t loading before now do.
If you have media selected might as well change it to image. The only thing media really gives you is the scroll over and view similar gifs feature.
PumpinIron
Well-known member
See the screenshot attached.
That is a result of testing this page:
wranglertjforum.com
On this site:
www.whynopadlock.com
You can see that the Giphy images are being called via an HTTP URL when they should be using protocol relative URLs, which won't break the padlock and cause security errors which are happening currently in FireFox on all the pages on my site that have Giphys embedded.
This should be a very easy fix to roll out, so hopefully you guys can roll it out sooner as oppose to later.
This issue is very prevalent in the latest version of Firefox, where all Giphy images are broken on HTTPS pages.
That is a result of testing this page:
Meet a forum member if you get the chance
Last month I had the chance to meet "Hog" from the the forum at the Smoky Mountain Jeep Invasion. His avatar told me he had family and gave me the impression he was a down to earth guy. We sat up an autograph booth at the trade show and generally had a great time. If any of you guys get the...
wranglertjforum.com
On this site:
Test Results: wranglertjforum.com - Why No Padlock?
Why No Padlock? - Why is my SSL web page insecure? Find the culprit!
www.whynopadlock.com
You can see that the Giphy images are being called via an HTTP URL when they should be using protocol relative URLs, which won't break the padlock and cause security errors which are happening currently in FireFox on all the pages on my site that have Giphys embedded.
This should be a very easy fix to roll out, so hopefully you guys can roll it out sooner as oppose to later.
This issue is very prevalent in the latest version of Firefox, where all Giphy images are broken on HTTPS pages.
SeToY
Well-known member
[Giphy] Mixed content warning · Issue #1985 · Audentio/xf2addon-issues
A gif in my forums is posted on a users profile page. The browser warns me because of mixed content. Mixed Content: The page at 'https://domain.com/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an...
github.com
PumpinIron
Well-known member
[Giphy] Mixed content warning · Issue #1985 · Audentio/xf2addon-issues
A gif in my forums is posted on a users profile page. The browser warns me because of mixed content. Mixed Content: The page at 'https://domain.com/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an...
Great. Apparently Giphy hasn’t heard of protocol relative URLs
Jake B.
Well-known member
See the screenshot attached.
That is a result of testing this page:
Meet a forum member if you get the chance
Last month I had the chance to meet "Hog" from the the forum at the Smoky Mountain Jeep Invasion. His avatar told me he had family and gave me the impression he was a down to earth guy. We sat up an autograph booth at the trade show and generally had a great time. If any of you guys get the...
On this site:
Test Results: wranglertjforum.com - Why No Padlock?
Why No Padlock? - Why is my SSL web page insecure? Find the culprit!
You can see that the Giphy images are being called via an HTTP URL when they should be using protocol relative URLs, which won't break the padlock and cause security errors which are happening currently in FireFox on all the pages on my site that have Giphys embedded.
This should be a very easy fix to roll out, so hopefully you guys can roll it out sooner as oppose to later.
This issue is very prevalent in the latest version of Firefox, where all Giphy images are broken on HTTPS pages.
View attachment 211112
Unfortunately that's not going to be something that can be handled from our end, the actual Giphy BBCode is default XenForo functionality, all this add-on implements is the search/selector. If you need to make changes to how the BB Code is rendered you can do so in
Content -> BB code media sites
PumpinIron
Well-known member
Interesting! So this is actually a XenForo bug then technically, or a Giphy bug?
Jake B.
Well-known member
Just had a look at the page you linked to, in this specific case your iframe is correctly pointing at Giphy with https (https://giphy.com/embed/OPU6wzx8JrHna is the URL). However, even when you access that page directly, it tries loading the actual image with HTTP so unfortunately that's something on Giphy's end that they would need to resolve
PumpinIron
Well-known member
Gotcha. Well hopefully those guys fix that, because every single Giphy on my site in Firefox shows up as a broken image unless you hover over it.
Oddly enough in Safari and Chrome it's fine.
SeToY
Well-known member
Is there some way we can report that to them, as I doubt they'll do anything about that if noone tells them there's an error
PumpinIron
Well-known member
Is there some way we can report that to them, as I doubt they'll do anything about that if noone tells them there's an error
Submit a request – GIPHY
support.giphy.com
I am reporting it now.
PumpinIron
Well-known member
I just heard back from Giphy support. She told me that their development team is working on fixing this issue as we speak.
Thank goodness!
Thank goodness!
