CDN usage image certificate

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  • #191993
    gsjaak
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    Hi! I am having an issue with the certificate. When the certificate image is generated the image dissapears, resulting in an ugly certificate. After some research I see that this is due to using an external server for our media content (google cloud). Is there a fix that the screenshot can take this image as well? Maybe with some lag in the html2canvas or something? This would be amazing. Kind regards
    #191997
    gsjaak
    Spectator
    This thread may give some insight (I am just not sure how to fix this myself..) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41254805/how-to-generate-screenshot-of-html-div-with-external-images
    #192081
    logan
    Member
    Well you can try the allowtaint option of html2canvas
    http://prntscr.com/m5t6zw
    #192379
    gsjaak
    Spectator
    Hi! Thanks for the response. I tried the fix but it stops the formation of the image, so this is not an option. I also tried:   useCORS:true This also does not work. Any other way in which this can be fixed?
    #192529
    logan
    Member
    Well its a script related issue . You would need to use the images in your certificate from same domain instead of CDN . and disable replacing image with CDN for certificates only . For that please contact the CDN service you are using . We also have an alternative of our certificates . We have build and addon to integrate with Accredible certificates. https://wplms.io/support/knowledge-base/wplms-accredible/
    #192697
    gsjaak
    Spectator
    Thanks for the reference. I like the way certificates work atm, and I find accredible very expensive. Issue is we use an external server to store our images (besides CDN), to keep the site fast. There should be a way right to use an image of an external source?
    #192831
    logan
    Member
    my apologies. we cant do anything about it. as this is not coming from our code, we are using 3rd party scripts for certificate and we cant control that. the only solution is to disable the CDN for the certificate.  
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