Install OpenLayers locally #37

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2019-01-17T15:25:38-06:00

mattbk commented

2019-01-17 15:25:38 -06:00

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Looks like I can't just drop in the https://... version, so need to download and install locally now that TLS is enabled.

Otherwise the maps don't work.

Looks like I can't just drop in the https://... version, so need to download and install locally now that TLS is enabled. Otherwise the maps don't work.

mattbk commented

2019-01-17 17:25:58 -06:00

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Tried to do this, still running into 403. Follow up with https://3cwebservices.com/drupal/how-redirect-all-traffic-https-your-drupal-site.

mattbk commented

2019-01-18 11:57:06 -06:00

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Don't need to install locally, got it to work with // rather than http or https per note on the config page:

You can also use a double backslash before the domain name (eg. //www.example.com/OpenLayers.js) which then respects the use of both HTTPS and HTTP protocols.

Don't need to install locally, got it to work with // rather than http or https per note on the config page: > You can also use a double backslash before the domain name (eg. //www.example.com/OpenLayers.js) which then respects the use of both HTTPS and HTTP protocols.

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Reference: matt/npa#37