webpage doesn't show rigth

[tobydude]

Hi.
My weatherpage doesnt show right. (In a friend´s browser)
On my pc here at home, it show´s right but not on the net.
What can be wrong?
This is what ir looks like:


This is how it should look like:

[davidefa]

The correct url for your site is:
http://fjærvollan.no/template/indexDesktop.php

If I point the browser to ( note the initial https ):
https://fjærvollan.no/template/indexDesktop.php

I get the same result as in your image

[tobydude]

Ok.Thanks.
So if the url is http://fjærvollan.no/template/indexDesktop.php
it show the page right?

Some of my friends say its not.

[davidefa]

They should clear the cookies, cache and navigation data ( in firefox this is accessible clicking on the lock icon and selecting the last option )

I don't know why, but once you browse the https site, even if you browse to http site you'll be redirected to the https.
The only remedy I found is clearing cookies, cahche and navigation data.

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[tobydude]

Thank you.
I guess it has to do with SSL/TLS on my host´s server. (PROISP)
I probable need support from Proisp on this issue.

[tobydude]

Also, when i allow "unsecure content" in Edge, it shows the page correct.
In Firefox when I set the browser to "HTTPS-Only Mode"

[tobydude]

My host server "support" canged "Line 20 in config.php file from (HTTP --> HTTPS)to

$pageURL = 'https://xn--fjrvollan-h3a.no';"

And he sat a "redirect" so that visitors who use HTTP is redirectet to HTTPS.
Now, the weather page seems to work fine.

The padlock is misseng to the left of the adress bar, but that has to do with other files.
I.E in my case the video in the middle of my weather page, is enough to not get a padlock.
When removing the video and the webcam link, I got the padlock.

https://fjærvollan.no/template/indexDesktop.php

[davidefa]

That's a solution... the drawback is that you have only to use 'https' resources in your pages.
Local resources ( those on your server ) are already 'https', but if you include external resources ( images, videos... ) these have to be 'https' ( as the default browser behaviour is 'mixed content' is not allowed ).

I don't want to say it is not a good solution ( it is a good solution indeed ).
I only want to say that if you find that some content is not displayed ( for example a camera stream/image ) check that resource is accessed via https

[tobydude]

I Will. Thanks.