With the new or not so new move to the https side of thing, there are rising numbers of questions about the mixed content warning for https. First check the sites URLS: Settings > Permalinks and save. This will refresh the urls. Also change WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) so it includes the … Read more
Think I found a solution going through the cURL manual: curl https://DOMAIN.EXAMPLE –resolve ‘DOMAIN.EXAMPLE:443:192.0.2.17’ Added in [curl] 7.21.3. Removal support added in 7.42.0. from CURLOPT_RESOLVE explained
Yes, your page(s) are loading images, CSS, or JS files that are called in the HTML via non secure mode (http versus https). Install the Firebug extension on your Firefox browser and look at your URLs that are loading in network tab. Screenshot: https://skitch.com/noelsaw/rww31/fullscreen Or you could use Pingdom tools to see what URLs are … Read more
If you developing wordpress on localhost, you have to do 2 important things when you want to make it live: 1- search and replace in your .sql backup file for localhost/wordpress and replace it with new address and then import it in your live server. 2- search and replace your whole code, if you use … Read more
WordPress forces HTTPS to HTTP in template
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
Changing HTTP to HTTPS
For this you will need to use a plugin like Better Search Replace to replace http://yoursite with https://yoursite WordPress saves URLs in the database absolutely. So if you at one point in time had the site with http and then changed to use https WordPress would still have the http urls saved in the database. … Read more
Modify a plugin to open external links with iframe using https and not http?
As the result of this, I did not have to update the redirect url on OAuth 2.0 page. I guess it works because I added redirect on WordPress, then the request to the page was redirected to ‘https’ automatically.