Posted June 2, 20169 yr Hello, I felt like I have done an decent amount of research before being forced to post here for help. I am looking to make everyone connect to my site via https/ssl, i have attempted the htaccess way and also editing the conf_global, but the site is still going to http on some pages. If anyone has implemented this on there site please let me know how so i can attempt tot test it out. Thanks in advance
June 3, 20169 yr I have done it my self yesterday, you are sure that all http links are gone ? What is your site?, maybe I can help you.
June 3, 20169 yr Community Expert “Some pages“? Which pages? How are the links to those pages created? In the menu? In a post? In the templates? Don’t forget to put a general http to https redirect in your htaccess file to make sure that every page will be delivered over SSL. Example: RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://yoursite.com/$1 [R=301,L]
June 3, 20169 yr 21 minutes ago, opentype said: “Some pages“? Which pages? How are the links to those pages created? In the menu? In a post? In the templates? Don’t forget to put a general http to https redirect in your htaccess file to make sure that every page will be delivered over SSL. Example: RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://yoursite.com/$1 [R=301,L] Is that really necessary ? At the moment I do not have that, everything is ssl by my.
June 3, 20169 yr Community Expert 17 minutes ago, R-023 said: Is that really necessary ? I don’t know your server setup or your site. If you link it, I will check it out. Or try this: Pick URLs from your page that use https. Manually edit the URL and remove the s in https and request the page again. What happens? Will you always be forwarded to the secure page or is the page delivered over http? Then you definitely need to set up such global redirects.
June 3, 20169 yr Hi! The page is going directly to https if you remove the s. Here is my link: nld-farmers.nl Its a farming game forum Edited June 3, 20169 yr by R-023 Edit link.
June 3, 20169 yr Community Expert 1 minute ago, R-023 said: Here is my link: https://nld-farmers.nl Okay. No, that doesn’t work right. I can force to load the site via http only. Which is bad for SEO and cause other problems, e.g. when users try to login over http and then are redirected to https. In addition, while your site can be loaded over SSL, the browsers still flags it as insecure, since you are still have insecure resources in it. You need to fix both things – or not use SSL at all. At the moment you made things worse.
June 3, 20169 yr So...."which pages?" are the problem. Keep giving information and we'll get there with a clear understanding of the issue. http://nld-farmers.nl doesn't redirect to https://nld-farmers.nl My cursory glance at your menu shows that your 'Extra' and 'Guides' menu items do not have http/https in their URLs, but their children do.....so go and check those in your menu manager, to see if they can be given a https entry. Also, the block that is display to guests asking "do you want to make full use..." has a hard-coded link that is http. So update that. Anything else? Edited June 3, 20169 yr by Nathan Explosion
June 3, 20169 yr Hi guys thanks for looking in to it! I appreciate that Regarding to @Nathan Explosion replay i have updated the following: 9 minutes ago, Nathan Explosion said: 'Extra' and 'Guides 10 minutes ago, Nathan Explosion said: the block that is display to guests asking "do you want to make full use..." Is the RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://yoursite.com/$1 [R=301,L] needed or i'am okay now ??
June 3, 20169 yr Community Expert 2 minutes ago, R-023 said: RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://yoursite.com/$1 [R=301,L] needed or i'am okay now ?? Still needed.
June 3, 20169 yr 3 minutes ago, opentype said: Still needed I have added the RewriteCond and RewriteRule. Hope its okay now
June 3, 20169 yr One more - 'Partners' is also http. Let us know if that resolves your issues - if it doesn't then you are going to need to describe things a lot better, being specific about what is/isn't working for you.
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