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It was hotfixed in 3.0.3. Delete the plugin and re-install it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] [Plugin: WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Error LogYes, it should. Hah. I’ll fix it.
All of the site’s I’ve looked at have been fixed by uninstalling the previous version in the Dashboard, and then installing the new version fresh. If that causes the same issue, I have to be able to see your error logs in order to know why its doing that.
Uninstall it and re-install it from the Dashboard.
Well, the first Notice isn’t from my plugin, but the second is actually a bug. Go ahead and re-download the plugin from the Dashboard and see if anything changes. At the very least you should stop receiving the Notice.
I’ve been wanting to submit this for a while. We’ll see what happens.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Too many redirects on any https page after upgrade to 3.3.1You know, WordPress HTTPS may be able to fix your site. If you were using it before and that’s what was causing issues, it’s fixed now. I just noticed your Donate page is full of errors.
I know, that’s why I made it. Haha.
Oh, I was just fixing the warning. The plugin is not causing the 500 error.
I’ve had the same error show up on my server when file permissions were wrong.
Not currently, but I definitely want to add it to the plugin. I’m just not sure exactly how I want to go about it both with the user interface and on the code side.
This is pretty much the only outstanding feature request I have, so I might as well add it in. I don’t really have an ETA. I just spent a couple of months working on this release and I’d like to put some energy into other projects for a little while. I’ll be keeping an eye on the support forum to fix bugs.
I just pushed out a hotfix for this into 3.0.3. Delete the plugin and re-install from the Dashboard. Let me know if the error stops.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] [Plugin: WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Error LogI just pushed out a hotfix for this into 3.0.3. Delete the plugin and re-install from the Dashboard. Let me know if the error stops.
Alrighty. Saying you want to secure a folder of files doesn’t really sound like WordPress.
You could literally put the filter in any file in your theme, but there’s no reason to. For themes, that’s where you put filters and hooks. If you want to take that filter and make it its own plugin, you can do that too. Here’s an example of one I wrote for someone. http://pastebin.com/nYugCVjf
To fix that error, just change
add_filter('force_ssl', 'donation_force_ssl');toadd_filter('force_ssl', 'donation_force_ssl', 10, 2);.No, the plugin is for WordPress, so if you’re not going to a WordPress page, you can’t use the plugin.
The filter is for filter your WordPress pages, nothing else. It doesn’t filter files on your page.
What are you trying to fix? What is wrong? What error do you get?