Joomle: 0.92
Joomla: 2.5.14
Moodle: 2.3.3
My issue is that the Moodle wrapper, when I display it from the My Course list or module, always is loading in HTTPS. The problem is that Moodle in the iframe is not HTTPS and it is causing issues in some browsers (IE and Firefox mostly).
I don't want the page to load in HTTPS. It doesn't need to be.
I have the Moodle wrapper setup in a menu item, and I then reference the menu ID in the configuration of Joomdle. I know it is accessing the correct menu ID as I can control the display of Modules on that page, and I can see the ID in the URL for that page.
I have even tried setting the Secure parameter for the menu item to Off. It has no effect.
I also installed a plugin that will redirect pages into and out of SSL automatically, based on the settings. Even that plugin will not redirect that page out of HTTPS, although it works for all other pages of the website.
I have another website using Joomla, Joomdle, and Moodle, and it isn't having this issue. Granted that is running an order version of Joomdle though. I can't find any major differences between the configurations, but there must be one.
Also, I have a different menu item setup with a Moodle Wrapper, that admins only have access to, and when they click on that the wrapper stays on HTTP like it should. The problem only happens with links within Joomdle (my courses module or page, or other links) that trigger the loading of the Moodle wrapper, without directly accessing the menu.
Other things I have done is to stop any caching on the website, and cleared the cache, in case something was cached. I have also checked the .htaccess for any other redirects. There aren't any. I also checked the Joomla Redirect component in case something was set in there.
Anyone have any ideas where else I can look? Or any other thoughts how to stop that page from loading in HTTPS?
