SSL Certificate Has Expired, and Outdated Javascript is being run

[generic]

The site is running Javascript from a proprietary/open publisher that is quite out of date. I thought it might be useful to bring up this topic, so that all may be made aware of it.

In addition, the 2014-era Javascript (Copyright ? 2014 David Bushell | BSD & MIT license | Pikaday/Pikaday) has errors on the server end.

EDIT: The SSL certificate is actually still valid, but the enworld.org server is telling me that it's not. Maybe it's on my end.

 

[Morrus]

Calling @darjr! He understands this arcane stuff!

 

[generic]

Wait, no that's incorrect. The certificate is still valid, but the server is connecting in a weird way. @darjr

 

[generic]

So, if the certificate is still valid, then why is the server not telling my PC that it is? Odd.

 

[generic]

Okay, so maybe there's an old http instead of https protocol running. I'm not certain...

 

[Len]

Yes, there is at least one http: link in the page, for the wintry header background snow.png. There may be others.

 

[generic]

Yes, there is at least one http: link in the page, for the wintry header background snow.png. There may be others.

That's what I'm beginning to notice. Although the site was supposed to be https now, there are lots of http headers and links floating around.

 

[darjr]

I’m at work at the moment. I’ll take a look ASAP. Is it everything or just particular pages?

 

[Len]

I haven't tried every page but for starters every page with the snow.png background image in the header.

 

[Len]

Today I see that my browser has the proper "lock" icon in the address bar, and the snow.png image is gone. So I guess this has been cleaned up.