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Added SSL certificate, but the site won't stick!


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I recently added and correctly configured an SSL cert for my PS v1.1 shop.

I require my website to be viewable either entirely as non-SSL, or entirely as SSL, at the choice of the customer. I would have thought it would be as simple as linking to either http: or https: , but in fact it fails miserably.

I can call up my shop homepage under https:// and it loads fine. But links from the different modules on the home page are mixed, some of them link to http:// and some of them link to https://. Why?? Is that fixable?

Adding items to the cart under SSL also causes "token" errors, and mixed content warning popups.

Indeed, after a while I gave up on the idea of optional SSL/non-SSL and instead tried forcing the website to be SSL only, using some .htaccess tricks, and even that seems impossible, as some portions of the website seem to insist on loading as non-SSL and will fail (or infinitely redirect in a loop) if they cant.

Can anyone offer advice how to make the site entirely SSL?

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I've had the same problem with the secure and unsecure dialogue box appearing. I ended up changing all the non-secure links to absolute paths with http:// instead of https:// and the dialogue boxes have stopped appearing. I suppose it isn't a good solution, but it works. Anyone know a better solution?

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ssl is a taboo word here, I can't get mine working either. Forum searches return gibberish, and show lots of people wishing for help with setting up there ssl too. I love prestashop, but it can be frustrating finding documentation at times.

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