Yeah, HTTPS is not supported - if the link it's trying to go to is HTTPS, that's definitely the problem. I'd assume the espruino is ignoring the https, and sending a normal request to the same address - which responds with an attempt to redirect it to an https link.
Neither Wiznet nor the CC3000 support HTTPS - (though rumor has it that both TI and Wiznet are planning to release a product in the future that does).
Until such a device is released, you will need to do this using a service that doesn't require https/ssl.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Yeah, HTTPS is not supported - if the link it's trying to go to is HTTPS, that's definitely the problem. I'd assume the espruino is ignoring the https, and sending a normal request to the same address - which responds with an attempt to redirect it to an https link.
Neither Wiznet nor the CC3000 support HTTPS - (though rumor has it that both TI and Wiznet are planning to release a product in the future that does).
Until such a device is released, you will need to do this using a service that doesn't require https/ssl.