To force https, is it best to change config.php:
define('OW_URL_HOME', 'https://www.mysite.com/');
or add the following to the very beginning of htaccess:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.mysite.com/$1 [R,L]
or best to use both?
I noticed the config.php did not enforce https on Chrome. Currently I'm using both.
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Forcing HTTPS for SSL | Forum
tammy harris
Sep 7 '14
The htaccess rule dose not look right https should go port I think 443 not 80
Rob R
Sep 7 '14
Thanks Tammy. I got that straight from my host so I'll run it by them.
Although after a lot of searching (your posts popped up a lot), I'm starting to appreciate what a likely pain this process of HTTPS'ing my site will be.
Although after a lot of searching (your posts popped up a lot), I'm starting to appreciate what a likely pain this process of HTTPS'ing my site will be.
tammy harris
Sep 8 '14
It's a pain but in the long run worth it
Sites everwhere are go full ssl
Is better for member privacy security and for admin logins
Rob R
Sep 8 '14
Oh my SSL certificate is being recognized, I jsut have a ton of erros I need to fix myself (a lot of HTTP links).
I was really just trying to get this done just so I can use Facebook inviter but it turns out I didn't set up canvas properly. Ugh. Lot of trouble for a friggin inviter lol.
I was really just trying to get this done just so I can use Facebook inviter but it turns out I didn't set up canvas properly. Ugh. Lot of trouble for a friggin inviter lol.
