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Jan Dembowski
(@jdembowski)
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where is the problem , is it from nginx , or WordPress ?
Yes. To all of the above. 😉
WordPress 4.0 is more SSL friendly but themes and plugins may not be. When you have an https WordPress installation but the themes and plugins reference http: explicitly then you get those problems.
One way I have found in apache2 is to install mod_substitute and modify the HTML from http:// to // (less the protocol identifier). On my installation that worked but you have to be careful to only change the right portions.
Or try using an HTTPS plugin, that may be easier for you to do. 😉
Thread Starter
D4K
(@d4k)
I’ve tried some https plugin , nothing works perfectly
If there is a recommended plugin , please let me know .
Is there a solution from nginx side ?
Thread Starter
D4K
(@d4k)
It turns that the problem caused by using the reverse proxy Nginx + Apache
Solution not found till now .
Can you link to your website? Chance are “http://” is hardcoded into your theme and/or plugin(s). Similar to mod_substitute you can also use http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_sub_module.html on the nginx level for faster performance.