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You also tried to set: "Prefernces -> General -> force SSL on all pages" ?

 

If yes try to force SSL on code basis. It could be that Prestashop Theme is calling some non-SSL parts from outside (like Icons, fonts, css parts, etc.). Change in your theme:

 

/themes/<yourtheme>/header.tpl

 

Search for:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=...

and change into:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=...
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Thanks for your answer but header.tpl is already as you say to change to.

 

Nothing appears to work the shop is not redirect from http to https when ssl is switched on.  The message in the browser is that the page is not redirecting properly and never will. We believe that it is the .htaccess file hence asking if somebody has a working file for 1.6.1.6 we can have

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We run our own server. 

We have checked the ssl certificate installation and it appears correct to the instructions given by Comodo

We have tried giving ssl a port no in htaccess plus every other address available site still does not redirect.

We are just installing a fresh prestashop to compare with the running site

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We run our own server. 

We have checked the ssl certificate installation and it appears correct to the instructions given by Comodo

We have tried giving ssl a port no in htaccess plus every other address available site still does not redirect.

We are just installing a fresh prestashop to compare with the running site

The whole front-office is non-ssl, or only some parts ? Without link to your page I have to ask, as I cannot see what is going on.

 

 

You tried the suggestion of my post #2 ? This will force SSL everywhere, also for the links in template set to non-ssl. After make the changes on tpl, yozu should of course delete smarty cache and also your browser cache. And for to be sure all cache instances are deleted you can also flush the cash on your server.

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