I've inherited a site which uses Umbraco 7 and after installing the site (and database) locally I've realized that everything uses the https protocol prefix. Now, I need to use a software in order to make my local site publicly visible so that I can test Facebook OG tags, and this software does not support SSL/https.
Therefore, how can I temporarily disable this prefix and functionality? So that I can test using this third party software ("Forward")?
There is a rule in the <rewrite> tag in the web.config called "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" and I commented it out and restarted the site but it has had no effect. What else do I need to do so that I can simply see the site pages with http:// instead, without all the errors in every browser? This site is running on IIS.
What I am needing here is to find a software to make my local site public for testing purposes and I haven't found any I can properly understand which can handle https. Do you know anything I can use for this?
How remove https protocol for site pages
Hi,
I've inherited a site which uses Umbraco 7 and after installing the site (and database) locally I've realized that everything uses the https protocol prefix. Now, I need to use a software in order to make my local site publicly visible so that I can test Facebook OG tags, and this software does not support SSL/https.
Therefore, how can I temporarily disable this prefix and functionality? So that I can test using this third party software ("Forward")?
There is a rule in the
<rewrite>tag in the web.config called "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" and I commented it out and restarted the site but it has had no effect. What else do I need to do so that I can simply see the site pages with http:// instead, without all the errors in every browser? This site is running on IIS.Thanks, Garrett
In your web.config, under Appsettings, did you set the "umbracoUseSSL" to false?
Always was:
Which makes the problem even more confusing. I don't know how this site is insisting on https. Any other ideas?
Thanks for your reply,
Garrett
How about the methods this guys suggests for forcing https.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/29126690
Is any of those in your code? If not I'm at a loss.
Well I didn't want you to lose but no, the site is not using any of these methods as far as my searches have revealed. I am stuck in SSL!
//Garrett
What I am needing here is to find a software to make my local site public for testing purposes and I haven't found any I can properly understand which can handle https. Do you know anything I can use for this?
Thanks again,
Garrett
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