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Using 4.0 I have force ssl for logins enabled. It works on the AdminCP page but the regular login page actually forces http:// instead of https://.

Furthermore, many of the icons are attempting to load from https:// while the website remains http:// getting them blocked by Cross-Origin.

I'm assuming this is not supposed to happen?

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Apparently editing (after a certain time) is disabled... that's annoying. Anyway -

 

Figured out why the login page forced me out of https:// and that was because I had friendly url's enabled. Turned it off and the site doesn't force me to http:// from https:// anymore. Oddly enough I think IPB declined friendly url's being configured correctly- yet, when I looked back it was on with force friendly url's enabled. Not sure how that worked.

As for the images/fonts breaking- if I'm not using https://... still happens. Even though all the buttons, links and other possible navigation point to http:// (including any login minus the admincp login...)

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Why do not you want to enable a secure connection for the entire site, not just for the login page?

​I want it enabled for the login page (and it is enabled to do so) but it doesn't work. Any and all buttons (sign-in or otherwise) besides the admincp button goes to http://.

Then the site for some reason receives theme images and fonts from https:// and gets blocked since it doesn't seem to know that I'm using http://. Which- I thought IPB auto-detected in that case.

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​I want it enabled for the login page (and it is enabled to do so) but it doesn't work. Any and all buttons (sign-in or otherwise) besides the admincp button goes to http://.

Then the site for some reason receives theme images and fonts from https:// and gets blocked since it doesn't seem to know that I'm using http://. Which- I thought IPB auto-detected in that case.

I'm also seeing this issue with a board upgraded from 3.4.7

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