So Chrome is not wanting to honor relative protocol. What is a good alternative. I am thinking about using PHP to sniff out the protocol and use a constant. Good idea?
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So Chrome is not wanting to honor relative protocol. What is a good alternative. I am thinking about using PHP to sniff out the protocol and use a constant. Good idea?
Your problem has absolutely nothing to do with Chrome. Your server is redirecting your HTTPS CSS requests to HTTP.
Go to
https://www.reflectionproducts.com/FC_CSS.css. You’ll get a 301 permanent redirect tohttp://www.reflectionproducts.com/FC_CSS.css.Chrome does indeed allow usage of URLs that do not specify protocol.