Entire site is Secure - Problematic!
My entire site is under HTTPS and it is preventing site from being indexed. How do I go about making the site NOT secure except for the pages that require it? My site is useless the way it is right now.
thedealsdiscount.com
Notice that if crawl the site at http://www.searchenginegenie.com/spi...tool/index.php , NONE of the indexed pages lead anywhere. They all point to www.---.com/https://www.---.com/.
I am totally at a loss to figure this out but I am sure it is a simple solution. Any ideas??
Re: Entire site is Secure - Problematic!
These are settings in the TWO configure.php files
includes/configure.php
admin/includes/configure.php
You just need to DEFINE your http server and your https server.
Some people define BOTH as https://etc.etc.ect
There may be other configuration errors... How did you do your ZC install?
Re: Entire site is Secure - Problematic!
I defined my http and https server at:
includes/configure.php
I did NOT do it at admin/includes/configure.php because that page has a comment that says the admin configure should be left secure.
That seemed to work. Now the main site and pages are "http" and not "https". Thanks!
HOWEVER... I am not getting a secure page when I add something to the cart and go to the CHECKOUT page. :( I looked at other Zen sites and the checkout pages are always secure.
Do I need to define how/when my store should change from unsecure to secure?
Re: Entire site is Secure - Problematic!
includes/configure.php
PHP Code:
// Define the webserver and path parameters
// HTTP_SERVER is your Main webserver: eg-http://www.yourdomain.com
// HTTPS_SERVER is your Secure webserver: eg-https://www.yourdomain.com
define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.yourwebsite.com');
define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://www.yourwebsite.com');
// Use secure webserver for checkout procedure?
define('ENABLE_SSL', 'true');
This is ALL you need do to make your SSL operative. If it is not operating when it OUGHT to, then you have malconfigurations in your template. (Assuming your server is set up for SSL to operate under the same domain and domain path).
The way to test this is to switch your template to the "classic" template, and see of the desired behaviour occurs. If it does, your custom template is faulty.
Re: Entire site is Secure - Problematic!
It was showing "false", by default I imagine. Changed it to true and that did the trick! You've been a great help.
Many thanks!
:D
Re: Entire site is Secure - Problematic!