Just wanted to give you a heads up, The Flash Games Coming Up As Untrusted. I am using a macbook and the browser is firefox
Just wanted to give you a heads up, The Flash Games Coming Up As Untrusted. I am using a macbook and the browser is firefox
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AE-Martyn (25 October 2013)
It's really just the computer that is untrust......ooops there are a whole lot more mac users chasing after me with baseball bats since the last time I said this....hmmmmmmm....
Could you provide a link to the site with a games page that shows this way? I just tried a few of mine and they do not kick a warning in Firefox 24.0 on windows.
Rick
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lol it cant be the mac. they have better operating systems than windows IMO. I don't have the latest firefox browser.
I just went to my windows pc, it is coming up the same. However on my mac and windows other games work. I think it may be that specific game. I think it was aztecs treasures.
Last edited by edgarf76; 25 October 2013 at 3:30 pm. Reason: additional information
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Unsure if this is to do with SSL certificates. I think utnigbt be in church case it's in the or was if being sorted out for FF. Please check another browser and let me know if you see the same thing.
Cheers.
IRINA PAPAS (28 November 2013)
it isnt working for me in safari, I am going to switch to a different game for now.
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I tried your link in my Firefox on Vista as well as Safari for Windows XP and it didn't work.
I have not gotten those errors from my games so I tried Aztec's Treasure from one of my sites in the browsers that had errors from your page and they worked.
I will pm you a link so you can compare to determine if it is strictly your browser of if it might be the way the code is embedded that is affected the rendering in certain browsers.
Rick
Universal4
heres the error in FF/XP
flash.clubworldcasinos.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for *.clubworldgroup.com (Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)
if you remove the (s) from https in the iframe code the menu drive games work but only for Real Series, if you choose Slots > and either of the two traditional slots (food fight or 7's) the game loads but says invalid action.
I also noticed the slots spin time is really short now. I read a post over at CM a while back from a player mentioning the same thing.
let me add - my iframe code for the individual games does not have the (s) in https, so did this change at some point and will it effect conversion because my sign ups are dismal now.
Last edited by slotplayer; 25 October 2013 at 6:06 pm.
Sending a pm slotplayer
Rick
Is this still happening for you?
I've checked IE and FireFox and all seems OK this end. I have'nt yet checked a Mac though. It could have been RTG messing around with the games over the weekend which is when you saw the issue, but I've checked today and all seems fine (famous last words).
Please confirm.
I grabbed fresh code from the backend and ran it in the editor.
the error is still there.
This Connection is Untrusted - with ff
real series slots are still not working, I will post screenshot
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AE-Martyn (29 October 2013)
Slotplayer has spelt out the error ... the domain you are using to host the games does not fit the certificate.
If it was flash.clubworldgroup.com then it would be fine ...
- either change the domain
- or register another certificate for *.clubworldcasinos.com
It is not an esoteric combination of browser, and O/S ... it's a basic security certificate mismatch for where some of the games are hosted.
the problem is the game code, both the menu driven or individual games, somewhere along the line the code has changed.
when I grabbed the game code long ago they were not hosted on a secure server. there is no 's' in the http.
Just to let you guys know that I have sent the screenshot and info posted here over to our tech guys who are looking in to this now. Hopefully we will have this resolved soon, thanks again.
edgarf76 (29 October 2013)
Hi all, please can you check to see if you are still seeing this issue and report back?
I am hearing that it should be sorted now.
Thanks,
This was a separate issue caused by RTG which is currently being worked on, the list should be populated again soon.
Any problem with certificates should now be resolved, thanks again everyone.
you didn't answer the question about why the code in the backend has the "s" now and the code I grabbed way back doesn't and if it will make a difference?