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I am a newbie in JavaScript, and I have a ton of silly questions to ask.

Currently, I am exploring d3 libraries. When I refer to the library (d3 and dimple) on the Web (http://d3js.org/d3.v3.min.js), the browser (Chrome) throws an error (see the attached screenshot).

Even though I have resolved the issue by uploading the d3 and dimple files on the server, but I am curios how I could use a direct reference to the libraries? Screenshot

Many thanks,

Eka

locropulenton
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  • This is a duplicate of so many questions on the site. Essentially you can't ``, the browser will then pick the proper protocol based on the initial page load. – Mark Jan 27 '17 at 18:28
  • Sorry, when I typed the question, I did not notice any related question. Thank you for the help! – eponkratova Jan 27 '17 at 18:42

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make sure you refer to the d3.js file with https:// in the front.

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