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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Doesnt save port for more than a couple of hoursThe plugin ignores ports 80 and 443. There’s nothing in the plugin that would change settings anywhere except the settings page.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Auto redirected https addressNot with those kinds of restrictions. I don’t think so anyway. I would certainly suggest using a simpler host. They’re making things too difficult.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Problem with redirect after removing the plugThe plugin makes no permanent changes to WordPress. Many users get confused when their browser caches redirects. If you uninstalled it, the plugin is not the issue.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] HTTPS just redirects to HTTPWhat happens if you don’t Force SSL on a page but try to visit it over HTTPS?
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] UninstallLike any other plugin. Just uninstall it. The plugin makes no permanent changes to your installation.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] HTTPS WordPress Plugin strips font and hides widgetWhatever you’re using for the fonts is not SSL aware. I don’t know if it’s a plugin or your theme, but it’s attempting to load the font from an HTTP URL, so it’s not loading properly. Unfortunately, the plugin can not resolve this.
As for the disappearing widget, I really can’t help you there. The plugin doesn’t have any conflicts with other plugins, so you’ll have to provide more detail.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Not working for me…I’ve seen this happen with messed up hosting environments. Enable debug mode and open your browser’s console. Look for a line that says “SSL: No/Yes”. If it says Yes on your HTTP pages, talk to your hosting provider.
No, the plugin is coded to do that. Any HTTPS elements on an HTTP page are converted back to HTTP. This is by design. However, I don’t think it would cause any harm to make the plugin leave external HTTPs elements on HTTP pages as HTTPS. I’ll get it into the next release.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] (Error code: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long)This is likely an issue with the SSL certificate. I would certainly ask your hosting provider.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Only Admin HTTPS functionsHmm, definitely an issue that only affects certain hosting environments. Is there any way I could test a fix on your server?
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] SlideRocket IssueIt seems as though the content is available over HTTPS, but I think I see the issue.
Try adding this to your domain mapping:
app.sliderocket.com:80 => app.sliderocket.comI think the plugin is checking for the validity of https://app.sliderocket.com:80 which doesn’t work at all. Very strange that port 80 is in that URL. I’ll have to check for that in my code now. Thanks for reporting this.
Let me know if that domain mapping rule fixes it. If not, I should be able to get this fixed in the next release.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] domain mapping not workingIs the domain you’re trying to map a local domain? Domain Mapping currently only works for external resources hosted on external domains.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] GET parameters are duplicated when using HTTPSThanks for reporting this. I don’t have any immediate fixes, but I’ve noted this as a bug that I can hopefully fix soon.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Https plugin made my admin pages super slow.Yep, I was about to email you. Go ahead and send me FTP or SSH credentials and I’ll take a peak. I’m pretty sure the issue is with your hosting environment, but I’ll be able to verify when I can take a look.
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In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] Force SSL define()Sorta. You can ask the ‘force_ssl’ filter if a post or URL should be secure.
$force_ssl = apply_filters('force_ssl', $post_id, $url);