Reply to "Error eBay does not allow images with a source URL that starts with "https" (as appos"

auctivamikedAuctiva Customer Support Manager

Hi Community,

This "bug" was introduced as a result of our release Wednesday morning and is causing listings that have images with secure site URL's to fail to pass validation and, consequently, not be able to be posted. We will be correcting this problem with a brief site update some time tomorrow.

In the mean time, in order to post these listings successfully through Auctiva, please remove the eBay/Paypal images with https URL's within your description, or replace them with once that do not have secure site URL's if they are available.

Thank you for understanding.

-Mike

11/29/064:11 PM

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