Oh good point, their certificate isn’t valid. I guess there is no reason to do this then.
So for any others looking at this thread in the future — as of now the only solution is to host the images yourself and use your own ssl certificate where they are hosted.
Hi Paul,
Sorry I have not tried the plugin. I ended up simply modifying the thumb/image arrays in amazon.php. Not a great solution obviously since we may update to a new version of your plugin and lose the change but it worked fine.
Thanks again.
Thank you for such a quick reply.
Now I understand how the feature works, I see no reason to change it. I can just modify how I am doing this to fit my needs.
I’m going to try something like this in the template:
<img src=”wp-content/uploads/%ASIN%.jpg”>
This way I can use my library of jpgs that are already named after each asin.
Thank you for the clarification, I am all ready to go.
