When you click the storefront icon in your admin, do you get an https page? If so, you might have to use the browser inspector to find out what might be redirecting you to an http site instead of https.
Also suggest you double check your settings by revisiting your admin settings page to ensure that the setting changes you made actually made it to the database. If not, manually clear the cache and try again.
Now it’s a little bit confusing. What is your first store url and the second store url? Just an example…
First store is www.bb.co.uk and alias store www.wb4.co.uk (not real urls).
I used the alias method as my developer along with my host company suggested that was the only way, some people on here are now suggesting to set two url’s up differently, is there a correct way to configure two url’s to run from the same admin.
Separate domains (bb.co.uk and wb4.co.uk) will require two separate certificates.
Cpanel has a limitation of only really supporting one SSL cert per cpanel user account (without adding some manual include scripts to httpd.conf).
You can purchase a multi-domain SSL. However, those are fairly expensive.
Or you can purchase an ssl certificate for the domain you don't have one for and have your hosting do the cpanel swizzling to get it in place for that domain.
Not knowing the difference between the sites it's really hard to make a real recommendation on how you should configure. But SSL options are:
1) cert per domain
2) wildcard cert for all subdomains within a domain (www. store1, store2).domain.com
3) Multisite cert where you can specify the domains to be included in the cert (I.e. bb.co.ui and wb4.co.uk)
Hi tbirnseth, thank you for your reply about my https redirect to http. I tried to access storefront from admin, I got http.
I tried to add the following code in .htaccess in root directory. Now my website works perfectly fine with https prefix.
#
#RewriteEngine On
#RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
#RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80
#RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.sunplexled.com/$1[R,L]
#
Separate domains (bb.co.uk and wb4.co.uk) will require two separate certificates.
Cpanel has a limitation of only really supporting one SSL cert per cpanel user account (without adding some manual include scripts to httpd.conf).
That is it. The cheapest solution for you, leave the one domain with the cPanel certificate and buy one Rapid SSL (nowadays you will get them for e.g. $12/year) for the second domain.
Hello,
I hope my problem be related to this topic.
I got a comodo ssl (a cheap one) for my domain. it is working good in browsers which are not too old. but it has error in old ones. for example it has an error in google chrome 30.x.x but works correctly in all updated browsers.
here is my domain:
Can anyone help me please?
Hello,
I hope my problem be related to this topic.
I got a comodo ssl (a cheap one) for my domain. it is working good in browsers which are not too old. but it has error in old ones. for example it has an error in google chrome 30.x.x but works correctly in all updated browsers.
here is my domain:
Can anyone help me please?
Google chrome is now at version Version 65.0.3325.181 I would seriously think there are not many people using the version you have referred to, Also you do not say what the error is and your domain link goes to an under construction page not to CS Cart.
Alan
We are having the same issue in our cart (v4.8.1). What was done to resolve the issue?
Curl Error 35
To learn what caused the Curl error, look for your error number in this article.
We are having the same issue in our cart (v4.8.1). What was done to resolve the issue?
WarningThe secure connection check has failed. Please ensure that SSL certificate is installed on your server. Check out the Knowledge base article for more details.Curl Error 35
To learn what caused the Curl error, look for your error number in this article.
You should contact your server administrator to resolve the issue with curl functionality on the server.
Reply from server admin - I can see that cURL is enabled in PHP which was confirmed via a PHP info page.
Reply from server admin - I can see that cURL is enabled in PHP which was confirmed via a PHP info page.
You can create a simple test script to check this. Script should send a curl request to any static file via HTTPS (for example robots.txt). If everything is OK, you should see the response header and response body in the server response. According to the error message, I assume that CS-Cart does not receive any response in your case.
Please contact us via Help desk if you need assistance with this.
Try the following solution.
https://forum.cs-cart.com/topic/45680-seo-url-rewrite-cant-get-it-to-work/#entry256522
Sometimes it helps
There are 2 CA (Certificate Authority) Bundles on most Linux servers.
1 is for the base server and the other is an embedded part of CURL (It uses it's own ciphers rather than the server's).
Your hosting needs to ensure the server CA Bundle is current and that you are using a current version of CURL (which pre-packages the CA Bundles in the distribution). The CURL CA Bundle can be updated independently but it's usually best to just install the most current version.
Hi, My website before use http , now i want to tranfer to https but all interal link is http://. How remove http://abc.com/link-a.html domain to /link-a.html. thanks!
Hi, My website before use http , now i want to tranfer to https but all interal link is http://. How remove http://abc.com/link-a.html domain to /link-a.html. thanks!
When you switch to SSL all the links within CS Cart will automaticaly be changed to HTTPS://
excluding any links you have created manually within the layout/articles & and any images you have added by typing in the URLs etc.
Regards
Alan
Note that https links will not be automatically changed in
- custom blocks
- manually created menu items
- cms pages
- blog posts
- product and category descriptions
- custom sitemap links
This content should be updated manually
And do not forget to regenerate sitemap after https is enabled
Are you using a wildcard certificate or a multi-domain certificate? If not, you can't use it on a subdomain.
How do I find out Sir? Please tell me.
Go to this url and enter the root domain of your server:
https://www.geocerts.com/ssl-checker
Then look below to see if your domain name is listed as something like:
Common Name: *.ez-ms.com
where ez-ms.com is replaced with your domain. If there's no *.name then you do NOT have a wildcard certificate. You can also enter your subdomain as subdomain.domain.com