FYI fix for mixed content problem

I have setup akauntin in docker countainer using nginx proxy that adds letsencrypt and servers the site using https.

Wich recents browers becomming more and more "defensive" they object against .css, js resources being loaded through http ( and not https )

regardless of the setting of APP_URL in the .env
APP_URL=https://asdfadsf
the application renders recources with http://

the culprit seems to be the usage of 
    asset('
where
  secure_asset('

seems to be the better choice

After searching for quite some time i found a solution in modifying
  ./app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php

modify the boot() by adding
   \URL::forceScheme('https');


for me that results in 

    public function boot()

    {

        // Laravel db fix

        Schema::defaultStringLength(191);

        \URL::forceScheme('https');

    }

Its a "harcoded" one-line hack that is obviously ONLY going to work when https is enabled. It however makes akaunting usable again untli a proper solution is implemented

Marco

<p>I have setup akauntin in docker countainer using nginx proxy that adds letsencrypt and servers the site using https.</p><br /> <p>Wich recents browers becomming more and more "defensive" they object against .css, js resources being loaded through http ( and not https )<br /><br />regardless of the setting of APP_URL in the .env<br />APP_URL=https://asdfadsf<br />the application renders recources with http://</p><br /> <p>the culprit seems to be the usage of <br />    asset('<br />where<br />  <a style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-variant-numeric: inherit; font-variant-east-asian: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; line-height: inherit; font-family: Arial, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline; box-sizing: inherit; color: #005999; cursor: pointer;" href="http://laravel.com/docs/5.1/helpers#method-secure-asset" rel="noreferrer">secure_asset</a>('<br /><br />seems to be the better choice<br /><br />After searching for quite some time i found a solution in modifying<br />  ./app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php<br /><br />modify the boot() by adding<br />   \URL::forceScheme('https');<br /><br /><br />for me that results in </p><br /> <p>    public function boot()</p><br /> <p>    {</p><br /> <p>        // Laravel db fix</p><br /> <p>        Schema::defaultStringLength(191);</p><br /> <p>        \URL::forceScheme('https');</p><br /> <p>    }</p><br /> <p><br />Its a "harcoded" one-line hack that is obviously ONLY going to work when https is enabled. It however makes akaunting usable again untli a proper solution is implemented<br /><br />Marco</p>

Thanks for your help, but why isn´t there an easier way to set this up?

Thanks for your help, but why isn´t there an easier way to set this up?