Whitelist http: content for Django application running SSL? -
I have added SSL security to my DNS web application. Now I have integrated the external API in the demo application, which is http : // running on.
This is the error that I get after making external API calls. [Blocked] '' Page '' was loaded over HTTPS, but '?' Unsafe content ran away: This content should also be loaded on HTTPS.
Can someone take me out of here so that I'm running a whitelisting external domain and an application on the Apache server so it has to do in Apache settings or Django.
Unfortunately this is doing something that is not in the browser, Can control from the web server.
Here is an explanation of this behavior:
Websites that ask for sensitive information, such as usernames and passwords, to transmit content from the computer you are using Often use secure connections. If you are going to a site via a secure connection, Google Chrome will verify that the contents of the webpage have been transmitted securely if it detects certain types of content on the page coming from unsafe channels, It can be stopped automatically from loading the content and you will see a shield icon insecure content shield icon appearing in the address bar. By blocking the content and possible security intervals, Chrome keeps your information on the page from falling into the wrong hands.
The only way to prevent this from happening is to access the API on HTTPS
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