Any idea on how to fix this error when forcing SSL on a certain page?
Any idea on how to fix this error when forcing SSL on a certain page?
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Protocol relative url not pulling up images on IE, FF, and OPERA
Protocol relative url not pulling up images on IE, FF, and OPERA
This webpage has a redirect loop issue with SSL page
This webpage has a redirect loop issue with SSL page
Access wordpress pages using a self signed shared ssl
Access wordpress pages using a self signed shared ssl
FTPS Uploads – wp-content cannot be found
I found the solution! I had to add a new tls option at the proftpd configuration and delete all files. Now i have uploaded the files once again and it works now. 🙂
My WordPress site SSL is in red crossed color and can’t load at first time?
My WordPress site SSL is in red crossed color and can’t load at first time?
Once redirected by Rewrite rules, how can WordPress know the page?
Parsing of the requested URL happens in the file wp-includes/class-wp.php. The magic happens starting at line 148 in the parse_request function. For path info style permalinks, $_SERVER[‘PATH_INFO’] is used, for pretty permalinks, $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] is used.
How do I secure a subdomain using UCC SSL?
The UCC SSL Certificate is used to secure multiple domains like www.example.com, www. example.net, www.example.co.uk etc. and if you want to secure your subdomains like shop.example.com, distributors.example.com and careers.example.com then you should try Unified Communication Wildcard Certificate instead of UCC SSL Certificate because it protects both multi-domains as well as subdomains.
WordPress and SSL
I believe generally, a website is either secure (SSL), or it’s not. If you needed to activate SSL for a portion of your website, you should keep it all as https://. There is no drawback to doing so. If anything, it will give people more confidence in your website. Those 2 links you have mentioned … Read more
Not logged in when using http
Users which have logged-in via https should always be served content via https otherwise there is no point in having the login form use https at all. With http anyone can intercept the cookie and use it to get to the users’s account without even knowing the user and password. The question here is probably … Read more