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#1 03-27-2015 22:02:25

btwebmedia
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Make full site https

What are the steps needed to make CCP https for the entire site? Thanks.

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#2 03-30-2015 08:52:51

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Re: Make full site https

Using your installer, update your Non-SSL URL so it uses an 'https'.  It will be important that your Non-SSL URL and SSL URL entries are exactly the same.  You may need to submit a support ticket with Kryptronic with your license key in it, asking us to reset your URL prior to making this change.

Then, login to admin and execute the following statement in Raw DB Admin:

UPDATE core_namespaces SET hreftype='SSL' WHERE hreftype='Non-SSL'


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#3 03-30-2015 20:28:31

btwebmedia
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Re: Make full site https

Hello:

I went through the steps and now I'm getting 404 errors. Any suggestions?

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#4 03-31-2015 06:53:55

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Re: Make full site https

404 errors are usually generated on SEO URLs when you have your .htaccess file improperly set up.  Do you get a 404 when accessing the index.php script directly using the SSL URL?  Does your host have Mod Rewrite for Apache configured over SSL?  Have you tried turning SEO off in the software temporarily to see if the 404s go away?


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#5 03-31-2015 07:44:06

btwebmedia
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Re: Make full site https

Yes the direct link to the index page gives me the error. Also when I turn the SEO off the links are working properly. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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#6 03-31-2015 18:30:10

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Re: Make full site https

I modified the #RewriteBase / code by removing the hash tag. That seemed to fix the issue. Could this have been the issue? Thanks.

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#7 04-01-2015 06:50:53

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Re: Make full site https

Your server may require RewriteBase via SSL.  That's not all that strange.  If it's working, you've solved it.


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