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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / April 2008SSL Certificate
I created and published my website just fine. I purchased an SSL certificate. How do I redirect my URL to go to https instead of http? I see you posted again, so I will respond to this one and hope someone else responds to your other post. I am as clueless as you are, but if it were me I would go to where you purchased your SSL certificate and look for the answer there. Sorry. DavidF >I created and published my website just fine. I purchased an SSL >certificate. > How do I redirect my URL to go to https instead of http? Your host has to set it up so that https:// protocol requests are routed to the secure server. Make sure you use relative paths on images and not full urls or your viewers will get insecure errors. Use https only on pages that need it...like forms (and I doubt that Publisher forms will work here) What are you doing anyway?  Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression |I created and published my website just fine. I purchased an SSL certificate. | How do I redirect my URL to go to https instead of http? > Your host has to set it up so that https:// protocol requests are routed to > the secure server. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > certificate. > | How do I redirect my URL to go to https instead of http? Kurt, >>Make sure you use relative paths on images and not full urls or your >>viewers will get insecure errors. It's not using relative paths, it's making sure the images are in the same folder. Mike >>Your host has to set it up so that https:// protocol requests are routed to >>the secure server. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>certificate. >>| How do I redirect my URL to go to https instead of http? > Your host has to set it up so that https:// protocol requests are routed to > the secure server. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > certificate. > | How do I redirect my URL to go to https instead of http? Is there a simple way to do this for simple users of Publisher? My wife has her website (created with publisher 2003) and bought an SSL cert from Ipower and they say they have done their part but we have to weed through all of the code (and meta tags) to change all of the http to https. Are they kidding me or what? |
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