#Evanced tinycal jquery error update#
#Evanced tinycal jquery error software#

What happens when I use HTTPS URLs, but there is still unsecured content in the Evanced app (ex. The only difference will be the page status that is displayed next to the address bar within the Google Chrome browser. Google Chrome will load content as expected and as it has in the past when accessing a page that includes a text entry field.

#Evanced tinycal jquery error update#

What happens if I don't change anything and do not update my links to the HTTPS versions?

Any URL references used in an Evanced product API (ex.

SignUp or Events Tin圜al Widget, or SignUp or Events List Widget would need to have their URL updated).

Any URL used in the Evanced widgets (ex.

a SignUp or Events XML or RSS feed that you use in digital signage).

Any XML feed URL's from the Evanced products that you embed in other areas (ex.

a 'Calendar' link in your library webpage that directs the patron to the SignUp calendar product).

All links to the Evanced products from your library web page (ex.

Bookmarks in web browsers to the Evanced products (staff and patron side of software).

This recommended change would affect any URL access to the site and include the following: ) we recommend that you add an 's' so that the link so that it reads: doing so directs you to the secured access to our products

#Evanced tinycal jquery error software#

In every link to the Evanced software that uses the HTTP prefix (ex.

Here are examples of URLs we recommend you change to the HTTPS version:.

Because of this, we recommend utilizing the best practice of using HTTPS access to connect to our software in order to provide a more secure experience for you and your patrons.

Since the Evanced software uses many pages that utilize a text input field, this could be encountered frequently by the user.How does this effect my Evanced software? These recommendations refer to the other pages within our software. NOTE: Evanced software has always had forced HTTPS encryption on any and all Credit Card submission pages within all of our software offerings. The following is an FAQ regarding HTTPS in Evanced products: As of January 2017, Google Chrome will display a 'Not secure' message next to the address field in the Chrome browser if the user has accessed a page that includes a webform via an unsecured HTTP connection.