Thread: redirecting question after installing ssl

I have problem with redirecting to shoppingcart.aspx after my ssl installed.

If you click the shoppingcart link or go check out. It won't redirect to https://www.mydomain.com/shoppingcart.aspx. However, it goes to http://www.mydomain.com/shoppingcart.aspx

And internet brower cannot display the http://www.mydomain.com/shoppingcart.aspx

I have tested https://www.mydomain.com and it is works fine.

Any suggestions?

Thanks a lot

Is AppConfig:LiveServer=yourdomain.com?

Is AppConfig:RedirectLiveToWWW=true?

Yes, the AppConfig:LiveServer=mydomain.com ---no "www"before the domain

And AppConfig:RedirectLiveToWWW=true

and you have AppConfig:UseSSL=true?

Yes, I did have set the AppConfig:UseSSL=true

I am still in the trouble of SSL redirecting.

The website works fine if I starts with https://www.mydomain.com
and easily go to shoppingcart

However, If I start from http://www.mydomain.com, it cannot display page if you click the shoppingcart link or try to add a product into shoppingcart.

When I click shipingcart link from http://www.mydomain.com. I just found the url in opera browser is: https://www.mydomain.com/shoppingcar.../aOf49OA556Q=? Which should be https://www.mydomain.com/shoppingcart.aspx?

I am using ML 6.0,
I am wondering if there a bug in RequireSecurePage() of skinbase.cs ?

Thank you for any suggestions

We had a similiar problem. We made SSL a requirement when we installed our certificate for the website. Our solution in IIS, we set the website to not require SSL and let ADNSF control the SSL for us. Our problem went away. Hope this helps.

may be redundant, in the default admin page, on the left side, make sure the "SSL ON - TURN SSL OFF" says "on" and not "off" this toggles other settings, and we turned in on in SSL differnetly so it took some toggling to get it all synched.

also, make sure your SSL is set to the default domain base level (i.e. www.yoursite.com and yoursite.com) so it handles the full site. if you're using a shared SSL (which you shouldn't if your a legit biz), this may complicate things.

RE: "However, If I start from http://www.mydomain.com, it cannot display page if you click the shoppingcart link or try to add a product into shoppingcart."

The only possible causes are:

a) AppConfig:LiveServer not set to yourdomain.com
b) AppConfig:RedirectLiveToWWW=false, and your SSL is on www.
c) Your SSL cert is not on www.yourdomain.com (that is not supported easily)

I am having the same problems posted on this thread. My site currently redirect to HTTPS. However when I compile and redeploy it does not. However, I can manually change the URL to HTTPS and then it works. All ADMIN settings are setup accordingly.

Any advise anyone?

Thanks in advance,

when you purcahsed your SSL,

did you buy www.yourdomain.com or yourdomain.com ?

The only way to make both www.yourdomain.com and domain.com work together is via a wild card SSL.

Hi I am having the same issue. Did anyone find a solution?

If you plan to change the IP address . Make sure to turn off SSL in store under App Congif before the change.

Then fix IIS with the correct IP addresses, then turn SSL back on under App Config.

1 - Changing IP in IIS. Go into the website properties
Select Website tab, then under IP select "Advanced" tab.
Change IP address in the bottom box to the new IP address.
This will fix the SSL problem and be able to log in again.


Things that may help if you forget any of the steps:
1- ability to reset SSL from Database directly
Make a backup of the database, and then run the following query:
Code:
UPDATE AppConfig SET ConfigValue = 'false' WHERE Name = 'UseSSL'Once that is done you will need to reset the site by either running an IIS Reset or touching the web.config file.

2- password doesn't work can't get in to the store and need to reset.
*- Connect to your database using SQL Server Management Studio, Enterprise Manager, or your web-based query tool.
** - In a new query window, issue the follow SQL statement:
UPDATE [Customer]
SET [Password] = 'your new password here',
[SaltKey] = -1,
[LockedUntil] = DateAdd(mi, -1, GetDate()),
[BadLoginCount] = 0,
[PwdChangeRequired] = 0,
[PwdChanged] = GetDate()
WHERE [Email] = 'your admin email address here'
*** - Execute the query. It should return "(1 row(s) affected)
****- In order for the password to be usable, it must be re-encrypted. Do this by forcing the site to restart, either through IIS or by "touching" the web.config file.