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I added a URL redirect entry to change the login page from http:// to https (SSL)
My problem is that after I go to the login page https sticks to all my URL because I use relative redirection with ("~")
How can I write a URL Redirect rule to use just HTTP in all other pages ?
This is what I tried - but it also causes my login page to be a none SSL again...
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Yovav,
Not sure about using the urlRewriting package for this, as I have not ever dug into it, but there is a pretty simple method to do the same thing:
http://our.umbraco.org/forum/getting-started/installing-umbraco/5091-Enable-SSL--HTTPS
and a package:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/force-ssl
Sorry I couldn't solve your exact problem. Good luck.
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How to use SSL only in few pages with URL Redirect
I added a URL redirect entry to change the login page from http:// to https (SSL)
My problem is that after I go to the login page https sticks to all my URL because I use relative redirection with ("~")
How can I write a URL Redirect rule to use just HTTP in all other pages ?
This is what I tried - but it also causes my login page to be a none SSL again...
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Yovav,
Not sure about using the urlRewriting package for this, as I have not ever dug into it, but there is a pretty simple method to do the same thing:
http://our.umbraco.org/forum/getting-started/installing-umbraco/5091-Enable-SSL--HTTPS
and a package:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/force-ssl
Sorry I couldn't solve your exact problem. Good luck.
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