I've been setting up a new website, I setup a picasa gallery which was working just fine. Now today it's not showing.
any ideas? I checked the code and picasa settings everything looks fine. http://thornton.emptylane.com/gallery2.html
Detlev - Google Employee
12:45 PM
Best answer - Sean R (Google Employee)
We have located the source of the issue and have a fix ready. We are currently preparing a service update.
This usually takes a few hours to pass QA and update the service in our datacenters.
I spent 30 minutes today chasing the sudden halt all sites using the PWA script experienced. The fix was much simpler than I had anticipated. Just replace all 'http://' with 'https://' in the pwa.js file. No need to make any other changes. Hope that helps someone else.
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I've been setting up a new website, I setup a picasa gallery which was working just fine. Now today it's not showing.
any ideas? I checked the code and picasa settings everything looks fine.
http://thornton.emptylane.com/gallery2.html
I can view the album outside of my site via http://picasaweb.google.com/thorntonconstructioninc
Same thing here. Any javascript accessing picasa feeds are broken to an otherwise working site.
I, too, noticed that it quit working today.
Detlev - Google Employee
12:45 PM
Best answer - Sean R (Google Employee)
We have located the source of the issue and have a fix ready. We are currently preparing a service update.
This usually takes a few hours to pass QA and update the service in our datacenters.
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Picasa/thread?tid=5d76aec816b641bd&hl=en
I spent 30 minutes today chasing the sudden halt all sites using the PWA script experienced. The fix was much simpler than I had anticipated. Just replace all 'http://' with 'https://' in the pwa.js file. No need to make any other changes. Hope that helps someone else.