It’s not in the database, it’s in the core code, I’m not sure you can edit it, but it SHOULD be pulling in the https if that’s what you set the site to…
You may want to use a htaccess redirect to send http to https.
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DannyF
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Well, it’s not super super important but I would prefer no http:// links show anywhere. Goto https://mybloggyblog.com and sign up. You’ll see it in the activation email both the subject line and the view site link.. The second email with username and pass is fine. Because the site runs properly it has to be in a php file or somewhere in the the main code, poss. an addon or original code. As long as I know where it’s at I can change it. I’ve been through almost all the network files and wp- files. I’ll continue through the files till I find it, but am hoping someone knows. This is very tedious.
The format of the email is here: /wp-admin/network/settings.php
Are you using another plugin to double-approve things?
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DannyF
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No, no extra plugins or double opt ins. I found the welcome email and that can actually be changed in the wordpress control panel and I’ve found it in the php files also. My trouble is the Activation email. That’s what I can’t find. Did you see what I am saying in the activation subject field and site view listed in the activation email. Feel free to delete the account if you created one or mess around in there to see if you notice something I might be missing.
I’m testing on a local install.
it’s in wp-includes/ms-functions.php
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DannyF
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You got it, I thought I already changed all those in there, in wp-includes/ms-functions.php – THANKS
Now i’m looking for the subject line.
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DannyF
(@dannyf)
Ok, ALL FOUND, it was right there with it in the wp-includes/ms-functions.php . At least the https: parts. I don’t really need to change the actual text, but that is where it is at also.
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DannyF
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Thanks Again, much appreciated!!!
I wonder if that would auto-change if you turned on admin over SSL
http://codex.wordpress.org/Administration_Over_SSL