ReDirect subfolder link to another sub-folder and force SSL
ReDirect subfolder link to another sub-folder and force SSL
ReDirect subfolder link to another sub-folder and force SSL
Solved this. I just needed to scrap the plugin and use the following code in my htaccess…AND switch my site/home URL to https://. But, now we’re all good. Here’s what I used, in case anyone else has this issue: # BEGIN HTTPS REDIRECT <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L] </IfModule> … Read more
Found the problem: on a mamp environment with ssl activated, on installation wordpress setted the database url options with https in front. Just changed theme to http on the remote server. On the local mamp enviroment I had also to restart the server without ssl.
.htaccess 301 redirect conflict with plugin “WordPress Https”
How to make WordPress forms secure (HTTPS)
I figured it out. I had a plug-in “WordPress HTTPS” it was forcing all but my woocommerse pages cart and checkout page to be http:. Woocommerse already has a setting to force Cart and Checkout page to be HTTPS so I really did not need the other plug-in, so I deactivated it. I then noticed … Read more
Images loading over http instead of https
I am having a very similar problem for which you can see detailed info and diagnosis here: http://www.themastfarminn.com/php-prob/ I sent in a support ticket to hosting company and here is what they replied: ||||||||||||||||||||||||||| We recently updated our Mod Security settings for all signature accounts. This will block any requests that do not include the … Read more
The reason that this is happening is that WordPress will always use the ‘siteurl’ whenever you navigate past the home page. AFAIK there is no way around this to make the pages accessible from multiple urls. If you only want the ssl on certain pages, there are plugins for that. Besides, if you’ve paid for … Read more
The short answer is that you should always use https whenever possible even on the most basic websites regardless of whether you use wordpress. Here are some of the reasons with a short explanation. Security – Even on pages that don’t necessarily need to be secure it is useful to use https because you want … Read more