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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] [Plugin: WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] port componentYou can reset the plugin settings. Check the FAQ for instructions.
You don’t need to do both. Force SSL Admin in the plugin is basically the same as setting it in wp-config.php. I didn’t code in the same functionality as Force SSL Login since nothing stops you from using the option provided by WordPress.
I don’t have access to this plugin, so I can’t really test it myself. Open the site in Google Chrome and open the console and see if you’re receiving any errors or anything that may be causing an issue.
Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin to make sure all the settings are reset?
Have you tried resetting the settings and not specifying a port? Seems odd that you need to. I haven’t had this issue. I may need to take a peak at your setup to see what’s going on there.
I’m pretty sure this is just a matter of the HTTP and HTTPS site not sharing the same session cookie, or not sharing the cookie that holds the carts contents, if that’s how they’re saved in that e-commerce plugin. Try making sure that every page that adds items to the cart is also secure.
Well, all I can really say is that it’s not set up correctly. I can’t offer much more guidance than that. Perhaps talk to your hosting provider.
Some Shared SSL’s don’t act right with WordPress. Unfortunately I don’t know of a fix for this. It only happens on some Shared SSL’s.
I don’t feel they need much explanation. Proxy is the only one that’s confusing, but it currently servers little purpose.
Force SSL Exclusively provides an explanation for what it does.
Force SSL Administration forces your admin panel to HTTPS.
Secure Front Page forces your front page to HTTPS.
Proxy is currently only used for proxy detection but otherwise has no effect.
Debug mode explains itself.
Admin menu controls what menu the HTTPS settings appear.Have you purchased an SSL certificate and set it up for that website?
This is a long shot, but I had a typo in the code that may be the reason this is a problem. Try uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling. I hotfixed the typo in the current version. If not, let me know and we’ll figure it out.
Your PHP memory limit is 32MB. You need to talk to your host about increasing the limit.
I wasn’t talking to you Pablo. I didn’t know what you were using.
Well, 26thandmane is using a Shared SSL, which is likely the issue. If you want to use Shared SSL, you’ll probably have to secure your entire site with it to make it work correctly. WooCommerce is actually using the current session to store the cart contents, not the cookie.
Have you tried securing the pages that you add products on? It’s possible the cookies that store the cart contents are not accessible for some reason.