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leiw
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I forgot tell you testing site is working
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leiw
(@leiw)
And just tested https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/, all is grade A.
You can bypass this check by changing the url in your browser address bar to https, then hit enter. When the admin loads over https, the plugin can recognize the SSL, and configure your site.
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leiw
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But loading https has problem …
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leiw
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Please see below image:
https://postimg.org/image/t9kjutw4t/
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If you can find the “enable SSL” button on that page, just click it, and you should be fine.
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leiw
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Working now, but showing The mixed content fixer is activated, but was not detected on the frontpage. Please follow these steps to check if the mixed content fixer is working.
Settings defaultselected two options, Auto replace mixed content and Enable javascript redirection to ssl
You can check if you have the string “data-rsssl” in your websource. If so, it is working.
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leiw
(@leiw)
<body data-rsssl=1 <— see this, it is OK ?
yes, that’s it. That means it’s working.
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leiw
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I forgot tell you another warning: Https redirect was cannot be set in the .htaccess because the htaccess redirect rule could not be verified. Set the .htaccess redirect manually or enable WordPress redirect in the settings. Try to add these rules above the wordpress lines in your .htaccess. If it doesn’t work, just remove them again.
Is it have to Enable WordPress 301 redirection to SSL option ?
Yes, if you don’t want to edit the .htaccess file, setting the WordPress 301 redirect to https has the same effect.
Rogier
