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Can't allow Iframe usage #214
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Hey, Due to new cookie regulations that don't allow Cross-Site cookies anymore, you need an SSL Certificate for your domain ( Once you've got your SSL certificate, you need to enable allowIframes: true,
secureCookie: true, |
Ahh, I was wondering if that was the case too I just didn't have the ssl cert. I appreciate it. Btw are you really 15? |
For those interested: yes, I'm 15 at the time of posting this comment. |
I'll keep this issue open for others too see. Maybe it helps them too |
Damn man, I'm 21 and you're a far better coder than me. |
Have the domain with ssl but I'm getting ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR not sure what to do |
If your using Linux Ubuntu (This is what I am currently running and it works) Use Nginx to help out @nap14hockey#1957 Posted this at the right time sudo apt update Run this if you use Nginxsudo apt install -y python3-certbot-nginx Nginxcertbot certonly --nginx -d example.com Standalone - Use this if ngnix does not works. Make sure to stop your webserver first when using this method.certbot certonly --standalone -d example.com #sites-enable config server {
location / { As well @Dev-CasperTheGhost This could also help in the Wiki for Ngnix |
Will add it to the wiki soon |
For some reason when changing
allowIframes: false
to true it's not only not allowing Iframes but also denying browser access as well. Thanks for your help Casper! :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: