Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Hmm, definitely an issue that only affects certain hosting environments. Is there any way I could test a fix on your server?
What would you suggest?
When I’ve selected to secure a page via the widget in page edit, it just defaults back to http.
In the HTTPS settings:
SSL Host: http://www.plainfieldbandboosters.org
port (blank)
force ssl admin is checked
force ssl exclusively is checked
remove unsecure elements is checked
debug mode is checked
proxy is no
admin menu is sidebar
the SSL Host does not include the http
it actually reads ‘www.plainfieldbandboosters.org’
Between using a relative path for my site logo and disabling woocommerce, that appears to have fixed the problem. Any known issues with WooCommerce? It appears to break the secure connection when trying to pull the customer’s cart information…
Plugin Author
mvied
(@mvied)
Anything that causes a warning on error has to taken on a case-by-case basis. It’s not always as simple as it being an incompatibility between plugins. Often the issue is theme dependent or too specific to code into WordPress HTTPS. However not always. In my plugin, this module’s purpose is to fix incompaitibilities with E-commerce plugins. If I can reliably reproduce an incompatibility, I will code in a fix for it.
I don’t have any issues with WooCommerce, but I also can’t test every single configuration that exists. If you can show me what’s going on, I can see about a fix. It’s possible that the issue is theme dependent in which case I can tell you how to fix it with URL Filters.